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amijim10
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

 
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

The purchase of a personal residence is not entered on a federal tax return.

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CatinaT1
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

Deductible expenses for a home are mortgage interest, primary mortgage insurance (PMI) and real estate taxes.  Since you purchased your home on 12/31 you might have a small amount of prepaid interest.  These items are only deductible if you are using itemized deductions instead of the standard deduction.

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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

The purchase of a personal residence is not entered on a federal tax return.

danvic7
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

Even the loan origination fees??

 

CatinaT1
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

Deductible expenses for a home are mortgage interest, primary mortgage insurance (PMI) and real estate taxes.  Since you purchased your home on 12/31 you might have a small amount of prepaid interest.  These items are only deductible if you are using itemized deductions instead of the standard deduction.

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Carl
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Just bought a house 12/31/2019 do I claim it?

Your only deductions are interest, PMI (if actually paid on that date) and property taxes.

Since you closed on 12/31/2020 I seriously doubt you paid any property taxes on that date. But you "might" have pre-paid some interest on the loan. More than likely though, it's not enough to have any impact on your tax liability.

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