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I refinance my property in Feb 2020. My property taxes were held by Escrow for the
April 10th payment, which was paid by Escrow and not by the Mortgage company that I was assigned. So the mortgage company sent me a 1098 but left box 10 blank ( since they did not pay my taxes). I contacted the mortgage company and they referred me to the escrow company. . I spoke with the escrow officer, who informed me that they do not issue a1098, and that I should use my final closing statement in order to get the tax credit. When I go to the property section it will not allow me input unless I have a 1098. How do I claim these property tax $1,562.20
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Yes, you can claim the property taxes in your return. I would suggest to try the following.
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Log into Turbo Tax
- Go to federal>deductions and credits
- Your home>show more
- The second sub-heading should say property taxes
- Enter them separately in this section.
- I tested this in my Turbo Tax test account and it worked fine without a 1098 form.
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How do I claim my property taxes I paid.?
On my state filing
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When entering your real estate taxes, you must enter them through the federal screens and the deduction will flow to your state return.
To enter, please follow the instructions below:
- Open your return.
- Search real estate taxes with the magnifying glass tool at the top of the page.
- Click the Jump to real estate tax link at the top of the search results.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
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