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ent can be used as a capital loss to offset other taxes. Example: 1) Start Apt Corp 2) Purchase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because its short
chase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because its short term housing, but you get the bond out for the exact same amount so it's capital-neutral. 5) Mon
nt can be used as a capital loss to offset other taxes. Example: 1) Start Apt Corp 2) Purchase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because it's short
chase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because it's short term housing, but you get the bond out for the exact same amount so it's capital-neutral. 5) Mo
ent can be used as a capital loss to offset other taxes. Example: 1) Start Apt Corp 2) Purchase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because it's shor
chase a bond for one month's rent (let's say $2000) from Apt Corp. 3) Apt Corp rents/buys an apt. 4) Month 1: You live there the whole time and pay Apt Corp $2000. The $2000 is a business expense because it's short term housing, but you get the bond out for the exact same amount so it's capital-neutral. 5) Mo
Entities connected to both Apt Corp. and Apt Corp $2000