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Is there some reason entered rental expenses are being reduced?

I entered rental expenses of commission = $2250 and Utilities = $953.50 but total is shown as $2377 which is wrong. On "Review Rental Income and Expenses" page I clicked "2 Year" button to do side-by-side comparison with 2015. When I check "Expense Details" it shows Utilities = $127 instead of $953.50. Any idea what's going on? Thanks
This is just a summer rental. We live there the rest of the year.
I entered similar numbers last year and didn't have any problems.
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Is there some reason entered rental expenses are being reduced?

This is just a summer rental. We live there the rest of the year.

If a taxpayer or family members use a vacation property for more than 14 days or 10 percent of the property’s rental time, the personal use limitations of IRC § 280A apply and IRC § 469 is no longer applicable. The IRC § 280A severely limits losses. See IRC § 469(j)(10)  

If you’re looking to claim the most tax breaks possible, you need to carefully track the amount of time you and your family spend at your vacation home.

If you personally use your property and sometimes rent it to others, special rules apply. 

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Is there some reason entered rental expenses are being reduced?

This is just a summer rental. We live there the rest of the year.

If a taxpayer or family members use a vacation property for more than 14 days or 10 percent of the property’s rental time, the personal use limitations of IRC § 280A apply and IRC § 469 is no longer applicable. The IRC § 280A severely limits losses. See IRC § 469(j)(10)  

If you’re looking to claim the most tax breaks possible, you need to carefully track the amount of time you and your family spend at your vacation home.

If you personally use your property and sometimes rent it to others, special rules apply. 

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