Yes that is true for companies and trusts where the property is the sole income/loss. Not true for an individual as the entity - you are taxed on your total income wages + rent - costs. If that rent - costs increases your income the gov't is happy to tax you on your combined income, as such it is only fair to tax you the same way if your income is decreased.
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