Is there passive income elsewhere?

Was something completed disposed of?

There are other properties, some are active.

Should the passive be netting against the passive and active against active?

Trying to understand the mechanics of the software.

For passive activities, active generally means active participation. All that does is allow up to $25,000 losses if you're below the income threshold.

Assuming that's what you have, income and losses from all properties should be netted. Although they will appear on 2 different lines on the 8582.

Rental properties are all passive, unless your client is a real estate professional. As Susan said active or inactive only has to do with the income threshold

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@tccpg289 wrote:

 

Should the passive be netting against the passive and active against active?

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Passive losses are allowed to the extent there are passive income.

So yes, if there is some 'profit' from passive activities, the 'losses' can be used to the extent there is that passive 'income' (profit).