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SUMMARY:Taxation of Real Estate Investments
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Taxable income
Cost recovery
Gain on sale
Interest

Real estate investments are taxed on the income they produce and on the increase in value, or gain when the investment is sold. These forms of taxation are distinct from the ad valorem taxation of real estate.
Taxable Income 
Taxable income from investment real estate is the gross income received minus any expenses, deductions, or exclusions that current tax law allows. Taxable income from real estate is added to the investor's other income and taxed at the investor's marginal tax rate. The "Investment Analysis of an Income Property" section below gives details.
Cost recovery
Cost recovery, or depreciation, allows the owner of income property to deduct a portion of the property's value from gross income each year over the life of the asset. The "life of the asset" and the deductible portion are defined by law. In theory, the owner recovers the full cost of the investment if it is held to the end of the asset's economic life as...

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