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What Are Royalties on Schedule E?

    Literary and Artistic Works

    • Literary works include books, motion pictures, songs and TV shows. Artistic works include paintings, drawings and images (both digital and drawn).

    Intellectual Property

    • Intellectual property includes patents, copyrights, software, and other intangible property. Patents can include drugs, inventions, processes and procedures.

    Natural Resources

    • Royalties are paid to property owners by companies to extract resources from the property owner's land. Natural resources include coal, minerals, oil, and natural gas. These royalties are paid by the unit (barrels, tons and cubic feet, for example).

    Rent

    • Rental income occurs when a someone pays to use a person's or entity's assets for their own use. This includes rent paid for buildings, apartments or equipment.

    Tax Deductions

    • Deductible expenses include travel expenses, equipment depreciation, state and local taxes, licenses, management fees, advertising, maintenance, insurance, and office supplies. These expenses must be ordinary and necessary to maintain the royalties, and restrictions may apply for some of these expenses.

    Disclaimer

    • This information is not intended to replace financial advice.

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