In the state of MO, we pay "Personal Property tax" for each car we own, this is not a registration fee. Can I deduct this? If so where?

This Personal Property Tax (in MO) on our cars is based on the value of the car, imposed annually and it is for each car that we own.

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Yes, you can deduct those personal property taxes if they were paid in 2016.

To enter your Personal Property Taxes, go to Federal Taxes, then click on Deductions and Credits. Scroll down to Cars and Other Things You Own, and edit/start on Personal Property Taxes in that section.

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In the state of MO, we pay "Personal Property tax" for each car we own, this is not a registration fee. Can I deduct this? If so where?

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