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Capital Gain (Loss)

purchased 2nd home (cash) in 2019 and still own it. can I claim (anything) it on 2019 taxes?

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Capital Gain (Loss)

Property taxes paid on the second home are deducted on Schedule A as an itemized deduction.  That would be the only deduction since there is no mortgage.

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DawnC
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Capital Gain (Loss)

You are very welcome.  You have to itemize deductions on a Schedule A of a Form 1040 tax return to claim interest OR property taxes. 

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Capital Gain (Loss)

Property taxes paid on the second home are deducted on Schedule A as an itemized deduction.  That would be the only deduction since there is no mortgage.

Capital Gain (Loss)

Thank you very much for the expert guidance.  I truly appreciate it.

 

Alan

DawnC
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Capital Gain (Loss)

You are very welcome.  You have to itemize deductions on a Schedule A of a Form 1040 tax return to claim interest OR property taxes. 

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**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"

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