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Investors & landlords
There is a difference between loan fees and other closing costs.
- See the following difference between loan charges and closing costs.
- Loan charges - Loan charges are part of the loan and not added to cost basis
- -Application fees
- -Lender fees
- -Appraisal Fee
- -Inspection Fee
- -Condo Questionnaire
- -Credit Report
- -Debt Report
- You can't include in your basis the fees and costs for getting a loan on property.
- Government Recording and Transfer Charges
- -Recording fees
- Title Charges
- -Lenders Tile Policy
- -Settlement or Closing Fee
- -MLC - Assuming it means Municipal Lean Certificate
- -Title Exam
- -Owners title policy
- Loan charges - Loan charges are part of the loan and not added to cost basis
- See the information for each item below.
- I would guess the useful life the solar panels is significant so you can use a separate asset but still 27.5 year recovery for residential rental if you want to track it separately.
- For the battery backup the life may be different and shorter so for this item you can use a different recovery period.
Loan Fees are actually amortized which is similar to depreciation: See the instruction on how to enter those below.
- Sign into your TurboTax Account > Search (upper right) > Type rentals > Press enter > Click on the Jump to .... Link
- Edit beside the rental you want to work on > Scroll to Assets > Edit
- Select Yes to go directly to the asset summary >
- Add or Edit the asset for the loan refinance costs > Select Intangibles, Other Property > Continue
- Select Amortizable intangibles > Continue > Enter the details about your costs including the refinance date
- Continue > Select the Code Section 163 for loan fees > Enter the useful life (number of months of the loan)
- The final screen will show the deduction.
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March 13, 2024
1:36 PM