You can add this as additional mortgage interest and check that it doesn't match a Form 1098. As long as you have the records to document this expense you will be all set. Choose to "add a lender". Enter the remaining points from your refinanced loan that was paid off.
You can add this as additional mortgage interest and check that it doesn't match a Form 1098. As long as you have the records to document this expense you will be all set. Choose to "add a lender". Enter the remaining points from your refinanced loan that was paid off.
I' using the online product and I don't see any place where to add this without forcing it to assume it's a 1098.
See this Turbo Tax FAQ.
Where do I enter my 1098 mortgage interest statement?
You misunderstood my point. Im trying to deduct remaining points paid when I refinanced INTO the loan. Now that I have refinanced OUT theres no place to put it without it being amortized over 30 years.
I'm not sure what you mean by "refinanced out."
If you paid off the loan that included the points and did NOT get a new loan, or refinanced with a different lender, add the amount of the points to the interest you paid reported on Form 1098. Be sure the mark the box below box 1, The interest amount I entered is different than what's on my 1098.
If you refinanced the first refinance with the same lender, you can't deduct any remaining balance of points. Instead, deduct the remaining balance over the term of the new loan.