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Taxes on private loans devittjl 01-30-2007
Posted by devittjl on January 30, 2007, 1:26 pm
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I provide a loan to a private entity (business). Interest
accured is rolled back into the loan. At the end of one year
they will pay me back the entire principle + interest.

Question- Do I need to pay taxes as the interest accrues or
when I recieve the interest at the end of one year

Thanks, John

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Posted by Benjamin Yazersky CPA on January 30, 2007, 10:11 pm
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> I provide a loan to a private entity (business). Interest
> accured is rolled back into the loan. At the end of one year
> they will pay me back the entire principle + interest.
>
> Question- Do I need to pay taxes as the interest accrues or
> when I recieve the interest at the end of one year

look at the imputed interest rules

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Posted by jd_91pony on January 31, 2007, 5:31 pm
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>> I provide a loan to a private entity (business). Interest
>> accured is rolled back into the loan. At the end of one year
>> they will pay me back the entire principle + interest.
>>
>> Question- Do I need to pay taxes as the interest accrues or
>> when I recieve the interest at the end of one year

> look at the imputed interest rules

Imputed interest rules don't seem to apply. I recieve above
prime rate on the loans

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