CurlyDave
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Up to $25 of passive losses can be deducted if your AGI is $100k or less.
At $100k plus the maximum loss is reduced by $1 for every $2 of AGI over $100k. At an AGI of $150k+ you may not deduct any passive loss. For instance, with an AGI of $130k you may take up to $10k of passive loss. Losses in excess of this must be carried forward.
The other torment the IRS will present you with is that you must depreciate investment property.
At $100k plus the maximum loss is reduced by $1 for every $2 of AGI over $100k. At an AGI of $150k+ you may not deduct any passive loss. For instance, with an AGI of $130k you may take up to $10k of passive loss. Losses in excess of this must be carried forward.
The other torment the IRS will present you with is that you must depreciate investment property.