Save $14,000 – $140,000+ in Taxes Each Year

Your business gets a deduction. You, the homeowner, get the income tax-free. If properly implemented, it’s a clean internal transfer of funds that reduces your tax burden without creating a personal tax liability.

Eligible: C-Corporations, S-Corporations, LLC’s taxed as C or S Corp, and Partnerships (GP, LP, LLP, and Multi-member LLC)

Gray: LLCs and Partnerships where the sole Members are spouses. [For the IRS this is bad optics. We can defend it, and we might win, but the IRS gives it the stink eye.]

Not Eligible: Sole proprietors, Single-Member LLCs (unless the SMLLC is taxed as a C-Corporation or S-Corporation, in which case it is eligible)

It depends on your home’s fair market rental value, your number of qualifying meeting days (up to 14), and your tax bracket.

To get a personalized estimate of your potential business deduction and tax savings, use The Augusta Rule™ Calculator.

Features include:

• Free Strategy Call
• Custom rental valuations for each qualifying residence
• White-glove onboarding
• Unlimited expert support to maximize every dollar
• Qualifying events identified and scheduled
• Auto-generated contracts and invoicing
• Secure storage
• Education library
• Responsive email support
• End-of-year tax packet delivered to your CPA with filing instructions
• If you get audited, our goal is to have a packet to the IRS agent the next day.

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Most CPAs file. They don’t implement it.

We handle setup, valuation, documentation, scheduling, tracking, and compliance. Then we pass organized documentation to your CPA for proper filing.

We analyze property data from your neighborhood, local market trends, and comparable commercial meeting spaces. We also factor in location, amenities, property size, timing, and how the space will actually be used for your business events.

Before your Strategy Call, we prepare a custom valuation for one residence based on real market data. We then walk you through our findings and explain how the value was determined.

Our valuations are based on fair market comparables, not short term rental searches. In most cases, they produce significantly higher valuations and stronger support than what you could find on AirBNB.

Yes. The primary limits are:

• The number of qualifying days (up to 14 per residence, per year)
• The defensible fair market rental value of each property
• The number of legitimate business meetings you can properly host

We help you capture the full legal amount supported by your properties, rental values, and qualified events.

If you own multiple residences or operate multiple entities, we structure those opportunities correctly and within the limits of the tax code.

Best practice: Yes, when a 1099 is issued.
When your business rents your residence and issues you a 1099-MISC for the rental expense, the IRS receives a copy of that form. To properly match IRS records, the rental income should be reported on Schedule E of your Form 1040. You then claim an offsetting “other deductions” referencing IRC Section 280A(g), which results in zero taxable income from the rental.

Important distinction:
The Augusta Rule allows you to rent your residence [to anyone] for up to 14 days per year tax-free. If the rental is not reported to the IRS on a 1099, there is no income matching requirement, and the rental income does not need to be reported on your return.

Our service facilitates rentals between you and your business for up to 14 days, which means a 1099 is issued and proper reporting on personal taxes is required to maintain clean matching with IRS records.