Real Estate Agent Tax Deductions
Tax deductions for real estate agents and brokers. From marketing listings to vehicle costs, agents have unique deductible expenses tied to their business model.
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check_circleWhat You Can Deduct
- checkMLS membership and access fees
- checkLockbox and showing service subscriptions
- checkOpen house materials and signage
- checkReal estate license renewal fees
- checkProfessional photography for listings
- checkClient closing gifts (up to $25 per client)
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- tips_and_updatesVehicle mileage for property showings is one of the largest deductions for agents
- tips_and_updatesMarketing expenses for individual listings are fully deductible
- tips_and_updatesDesk fees or office splits paid to your brokerage are deductible
- tips_and_updatesTrack client gift costs carefully — the limit is $25 per recipient per year
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