Do I have to file all my 1098 for the same mortgage? My loan amount is over 375,00 and the loan was sold and I refinanced in 2019. I'm seeing conflicting instructions.

[victorsanabia]

I'm seeing that you can sum boxes 1,5 and Property taxes into a single file but not sure what I do with the rest of the 1098s?

[JohnB5677]

If the loan was sold and refinanced in 2019 it was covered in last years (2019) tax return and you do not have to revisit that part.

Follow these steps to enter your mortgage information:

1. Gather all of your 1098 forms related to your refinance
   1. (the form from your original lender and the form from your new lender)
2. Grab a calculator and add together the box 1 amount from each form.
   1. Enter the total in TurboTax as Box 1 Mortgage interest.
3. Add the Box 5 amount from each form and enter the total as Box 5 Mortgage insurance premiums.
   1. (If you weren’t required to pay mortgage interest, these boxes will be blank on your forms and you won’t enter anything.)
4. Add the property tax paid from each form and enter it in the Property (real estate) taxes box.

 Next, finish adding info for boxes 2, 3, 7, and 11 using Form 1098 for the original loan.

What if I have more than two 1098s?

You should combine all of the 1098s directly related to the refinance and enter it as one 1098.  An example of this is if you refinanced two loans into one loan. Any 1098s not directly related to the refinance should get entered separately.

What do I do if I have multiple 1098s from refinan... (intuit.com)

[victorsanabia]

I meant 2020, but yea looks like you just add all of them into a single form.