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My car is in my dad's name but I paid all the expenses? Should I say I own the car?
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My car is in my dad's name but I paid all the expenses? Should I say I own the car?
Unfortunately when it comes to claiming expenses associated with an asset like a car, the IRS does require you to be a title holder to qualify for the expenses. Since your father is on the title, you do not qualify to claim the expenses.
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My car is in my dad's name but I paid all the expenses? Should I say I own the car?
So all the money I spent on gas, oil, tires, repairs and etc etc I cannot claim??
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My car is in my dad's name but I paid all the expenses? Should I say I own the car?
You normally can't claim that anyway. Are you self employed?
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My car is in my dad's name but I paid all the expenses? Should I say I own the car?
No but I had a car I used primarily for work. I thought that meant I could claim the work-related expenses