In 2016 I paid cash for property and a house, therefore I pay my house insurance individually monthly and pay my property taxes yearly. Where do I put this information

garry-giese — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 19:13:17 GMT

You will deduct property tax in the year that you actuall...

JulieM — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 19:13:18 GMT

You will deduct property tax in the year that you actually pay it regardless of what year it is for. You claim your 2016 tax that you paid in 2017 on your 2017 tax return when you prepare it in 2018.

Any documentation that shows that you paid property tax is fine. It may include your closing document, your mortgage statement, Form 1098 or your county's office statement or receipt. As long as the property tax is paid in 2016, you can deduct it.

Here is data entry for property tax/real estate tax on home:

Federal Taxes
Deductions and Credits
Your Home
Property Taxes

Go to Federal, Deductions and Credits, click "I'll choose what I work on" then go to Your Home. Right under mortgage interest you will find Property Taxes.

Home owners insurance for your personal residence is not deductible, sorry.

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topic In 2016 I paid cash for property and a house, therefore I pay my house insurance individually monthly and pay my property taxes yearly. Where do I put this information in Deductions & credits

In 2016 I paid cash for property and a house, therefore I pay my house insurance individually monthly and pay my property taxes yearly. Where do I put this information

You will deduct property tax in the year that you actuall...