It depends. If you have the same situation where the mortgage was sold you must follow the instruction provided by @PatriciaV so that TurboTax carries the full amount of the points to Schedule A. See the information posted here for your convenience.
- Enter the points from the first 1098 on the second 1098. Indicate that the first 1098 is not the 'most recent'. This will avoid problems with your total mortgage balance exceeding the limit (assuming it is at or below $750,000 ($1 million before 2018).
Review the tax return before filing to be sure all are included if you itemize deductions.
The refund changes with various income and deductions. If all of your information for itemized deductions is shown you can be confident the return is accurate..
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