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No. You are just cost sharing.
No. None of that gets entered on a tax return. Family cost sharing is not entered on your tax return.
While it could technically be reported by the father-in-law as rental income on his tax return, there is no benefit to doing this in most cases, and there can be significant drawbacks.
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