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Question

I have a rental property loss of $3813 in 2018. In the Oregon tax return,passive activity loss: 1) why is federal set to $0? 2) should I go ahead and put $3813 in Oregon?

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
June 1, 2019
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If your income is over $150,000, you cannot deduct passive activity losses. They are suspended and carried forward until you dispose of the property.

Thank you. Yes, my income is above $150K. Does that mean in the Oregon Tax return -> passive activity losses difference, I should put $0 in both the federal and Oregon fields? I thought I should put the correct loss value in the Oregon field, and TurboTax would calculate automatically what can actually be deducted. I see an increase in my return when I do that.