if you bought a rental property but you are not turning a profit and your expenses exceed your income, you may be able to claim a rental loss. Find out more.
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Similar to business income, rental losses can be used to offset income earned from other sources. If your rental loss is more than your income from other sources, your loss is considered a Non-Capital Loss and can be carried back or forward to reduce your tax bill in previous years.