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Top 10 Reasons the IRS Disallows Schedule E Losses

If you own rental property, your Schedule E may be far more exposed than you realize. In this video, I walk through the top 10 reasons the IRS disallows Schedule E rental losses—issues I see every day in practice after 30+ years as a CPA working with business owners and high-net-worth individuals. These aren’t obscure tax tricks. They’re common mistakes involving: Under-reported rental income Depreciation that’s ignored or done incorrectly Passive loss rules that don’t apply the way most owners think Basis limitations after refinancing Short-term rentals that quietly lose the $25,000 loss allowance The IRS doesn’t audit Schedule E returns because you own rental property. They audit when losses, depreciation, and participation rules don’t line up. If you have multiple rentals, short-term rentals, or recurring losses, this video will help you understand where the real risk is—before the IRS points it out. 👍 Like and subscribe if this was helpful. It helps me keep putting this content out.