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Are Advisory Fee tax-deductible
Not clear to me. If fee is deducted in fee column tota/ gain/loss column seems I can deduct this fee?
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Deductions & credits
Investment management expenses are a miscellaneous deduction on
Schedule A (Itemized Deductions) subject to 2% of your adjusted gross
income.
Select the "federal" tab, then "deductions & credits." Then select "find deductions myself" then "other deductions & credits" then "other deductible expenses." Say yes to the "other less common expenses" screen then you'll finally see a screen saying "enter other less common expenses." Enter your portfolio management fees here.
In order to get a tax benefit from this, you need to have more than
2% of your adjusted gross income in miscellaneous itemized deductions,
plus you need to itemize your deductions on Schedule A. If you owe
Alternative Minimum Tax, these miscellaneous deductions are not
deductible.
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IRS publication https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/questions-and-answers-on-the-net-investment-income-tax seems to suggest that you can still take the deduction for the Net Investment Income Tax. Turbotax does not seem to carry the expense over to the NII calculations.
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The investment advisory fees deduction for the Net Investment Income tax have also been suspended for tax years 2018-25. See this link for discussion and more information. Also, here are the instructions for form 8960 (see pages 17-18).
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