Keep up with expenses as they happen
Review potential rental purchases, choose the property and category, and keep the receipt with the record. If a purchase includes personal items, you can assign just the rental items.
Review income and expenses together in each property's records, with asset purchases kept available for the appropriate treatment.
Review and export your rental summary
- Choose the year and properties. Include one, several or all of your properties.
- Review the report. Check the income, expense categories and property details before sharing.
- Export the PDF. Keep the summary and available supporting receipt pages together for your own review or your tax preparer.
More organized records, fewer last-minute searches
Keep the context behind a rental expense close to the numbers, whether it came from a contractor invoice, a store receipt or a manual record.
Cayn provides tax organization, not tax advice or a filed return. Review categories and deductibility for your circumstances with your tax professional.
Questions about rental tax organization
Does Cayn file my tax return?
No. Cayn prepares an organizational Schedule E report and supporting records. You or your tax preparer review the information and file the return separately.
Can I include only some properties in the report?
Yes. Select one, several or all properties for the year you want to review.
Can I separate personal and rental items on one receipt?
Yes. Assign the rental items to their properties while leaving the personal items out of the rental expense records.