The Augusta Rule
If you (A) own a home and (B) own a business, you may be able to use Section 280A of the tax code to receive a significant tax deduction by renting out your home up to 14 days per year.
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What is the Augusta Rule ?
Section 280A of the tax code gets its nickname from the historical practice of homeowners in Augusta, Georgia, renting out their homes during the 2-week Masters golf tournament.
Today, it allows savvy homeowners in any location within the U.S. to rent out their personal residence to their business for up to 14 days per year without the need to report that rental income on their individual tax returns.
How Does It Work ?
The Augusta Rule is available to most business structures, including LLCs, Partnerships, C corps, and S corporations. However, it's not available for sole proprietorships or single-member LLCs.
If you fall into one of the eligible business structures, consult a tax advisor or accountant to confirm your eligibility.
The Augusta Rule provides a tax-free rental income loophole for sharp entrepreneurs who want to leverage their properties for business purposes. It's an intelligent way to reduce taxable income liabilities, especially for small business owners!
Who Can Benefit ?
If you (1) own a home and (2) own a business, you can rent your home to your business for up to 14 days annually.
The rental income you receive during this 14-day window is tax-free and need not be reported on your personal tax return.
Essentially, you're treating your personal home as a business expense by renting it out to your business.
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The Potential Tax Savings Can Be Significant
Ultimately, the tax savings depend on the market rates for rental properties in your area, among other factors. But, using the area near Augusta, GA, some entrepreneurs leverage this tax provision to make over $100,000 renting out their property for just a couple of weeks.

A family makes over $100,000 tax-free renting out their home to billionaires for one week in April. Welcome to the Masters housing frenzy.
Article by Zoe Rosenberg, Business Insider, Jun 2, 2023.

I make $10,000 in 8 days renting out my Augusta home during the Masters. This week alone helps cover my mortgage for the entire year.
Article by Jenny Powers, Business Insider, Apr 9, 2022.
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Our FREE Guide Will Help You Take Advantage Of This Tax Loophole
What's Included?
Our roadmap aims to provide easy-to-understand steps and formulas, allowing you to plug in your exact numbers and get the necessary information to file.
- 280A Calculator
- 1099 Template
- Sample Lease Agreement
- Relevant Caselaw to Consider
We'll tie it all together with a step-by-step workbook and a video that walks you through it.
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