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More than 1 primary residence due to moving within the same state and state income tax
I'm doing my Illinois state taxes. We moved in July buying a new house and selling the old one so I have two primary residences I need to enter property taxes on but I don't see how to do that. I have entered the county and PIN for the property we lived in the first half of the year but how do I add the second property? Both are primary residences just only for part of the year.
The instructions state "Before entering property taxes paid, you'll need to enter your county and personal residence Property Index Number (PIN) of the property (or properties) for which the taxes are paid."
But there's only one spot to enter the PIN and County
The next page says "Enter the portion, if any, that was not for your principal residence in Illinois. Then enter the total of any property taxes that were deductible on your federal return as a business expense for a business, rental, or farm, whether or not you actually took the deduction." But all of the taxes were for a principal residence I just need to be able to enter 2 of them and there's no option for that!!