If I have a second vacation home in a different state than my primary residence, do I just itemize my total real estate tax for my state a local deduction?

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Yes, if you are paying property tax on two homes, you may add them together and report the total amount for real estate taxes on your Schedule A.

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If I have a second vacation home in a different state than my primary residence, do I just itemize my total real estate tax for my state a local deduction?

If I have a second vacation home in a different state than my primary residence, do I just itemize my total real estate tax for my state a local deduction?

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If I have a second vacation home in a different state than my primary residence, do I just itemize my total real estate tax for my state a local deduction?

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