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idl1i31
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Question on Primary residence with 1 room rental (Schedule E) and Business (Schedule C) from same home

Hi,

I have a question on how to Calculate and provide Mortgage Interest and Property Tax on my primary residence with 1 room for rental (Schedule E) and also running a Day Care business from the same home (Schedule C).

 

Here is more information about my scenario:

Total Primary Residence Living Area: 3430 Sq Ft.

Daycare business Sq. Ft: 1600 out of 3430 Sq. Ft (Total) can be claimed on Schedule C 

Room Rental Square Foot: 230 St. Ft. can be claimed on Schedule-E

Schedule A can have a remaining portion of Mortgage interest and Property Tax for 1600 Sq.Ft.

 

Total Mortgage Interest on 1098 is US $ 27000

Total Property Tax: US $ 18000

 

Please help me calculate the Mortgage and property tax amount for Schedul-C, Schedule E, and Schedule-A (personal deductible).

 

Thank You

 

 

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pk
Level 15
Level 15

Question on Primary residence with 1 room rental (Schedule E) and Business (Schedule C) from same home

@idl1i31  is this a test or is it real ?

 

Assuming  real help needed :

 

Mortgage Interest --27,000

 

Prop, Tax 18,000

 

                       Home ------------------------- Rental ------------------------ Business

Area                  1600  ----------------------230 --------------------------------1600

Ratio             0.466                                  .0671                                       0,4665

Tax                0.466 X 18000 = 8388      0.0671 X 18000 =  1208       0.4665 x 18000 =8397

Interst           12,582                                    1809                                       12595

 

Does this make sense ?

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pk
Level 15
Level 15

Question on Primary residence with 1 room rental (Schedule E) and Business (Schedule C) from same home

@idl1i31  is this a test or is it real ?

 

Assuming  real help needed :

 

Mortgage Interest --27,000

 

Prop, Tax 18,000

 

                       Home ------------------------- Rental ------------------------ Business

Area                  1600  ----------------------230 --------------------------------1600

Ratio             0.466                                  .0671                                       0,4665

Tax                0.466 X 18000 = 8388      0.0671 X 18000 =  1208       0.4665 x 18000 =8397

Interst           12,582                                    1809                                       12595

 

Does this make sense ?

idl1i31
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Question on Primary residence with 1 room rental (Schedule E) and Business (Schedule C) from same home

Yes. it does make sense on a calculator.. Thank You for breaking it up for both property tax and mortgage interest.

 

Based on that my next question is, how do we enter on each form? B'cos I have received 1 Mortgage interest statement (1098) and 1 property tax statement?

 

And I get confused about where Turbo tax software does auto calculation based on the square footage provided for each business (rental and daycare). But in the end in Personal deduction section, for some reason (or mistake), it DOUBLES the amount of Mortgage interest and property tax under PERSONAL > Deduction & Credits > 

Mortgage Interest, points: 54000

Property Taxes: 36000

 

How do I correct my mistake and provide the right amount of both Property Tax and Mortgage interest for each form?

 

Appreciate if your reply..

 

Thank You

 

pk
Level 15
Level 15

Question on Primary residence with 1 room rental (Schedule E) and Business (Schedule C) from same home

@idl1i31 ,  

In such a case , I would not enter the  figures from the  1098 from the lender  and the tax statement.  ( There used to be  a percentage ownership column for Schedule  E worksheet that allowed   he expenses to be allocated based on  ownership percentage.  But that also had its limitations.  And needed careful  checking and editing to get the correct  figures.

I would instead forget the  automatic allocation and instead enter the actual allocations directly.  This way there will be no doubling of the total.  However I will keep the records on how I came to those figures.

Another way  is to attach backup/ " more information" sheets  -- hover over an entry  in the forms mode , select the  magnifying glass symbol -- now here detail how  took the total and allocated the amount.  Only the final figure/calculated figure would show on the form --- but you will have a record of how you  came to these figures.

Hope this helps.

Is there more I can do for you 

 

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