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Rent your home to your business up to 14 days/year tax-free under Section 280A. See your potential tax savings.

Section 280A(g)

Your home, your business, up to 14 days

Total tax savings per year

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By renting your home to your business under the Augusta Rule

Breakdown

Total rent paid (deductible by business)—

Federal income tax saved—

State income tax saved—

Self-employment tax saved—

Personal income added (excluded under §280A(g))—

How it works

The Augusta Rule, plain English.

Section 280A(g) of the tax code says: rent your home for fewer than 15 days a year, and the rental income is excluded from your taxable income. Combined with the deductibility of legitimate business rent expense, you get to:

Deduct the rent on the business side (lowering taxable income).
Receive the rent personally, tax-free.

For a high-income S-corp owner, this can shelter $14,000-$30,000+ from federal tax annually. Read our full Augusta Rule guide for setup, documentation, and pitfalls.

Required documentation: rental agreement, business purpose statement, attendee list, comparable-rate quotes, payment record, day-counting log. Without all six, your audit defense is weak.

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