Which of the following accurately describes the tax implications of investing in real estate and rental properties? a) Real estate investments are not subject to taxation. b) Rental income is tax-exempt. c) Rental income is subjectto taxation, and expenses related to real estate investments may be deductible. d) Rental income is taxed at a fixed rate determined by the IRS.

Real estate refers to land and any structures or resources on it.Real estate can be bought, sold,…

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