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Should I enter what we actually paid in 2016 for our real estate taxes?
Or should I pro-rate the taxes I paid from 7/1/16 through 12/31/16 (we closed on our house on 7/1/16), regardless of when the payments were made?
In other words, do you enter the tax based on a cash basis or a pro-rated basis?
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We don't use escrow for our real estate taxes. The tax period for our home is 7/1/16 to 6/30/17. The county divided our annual real estate taxes into 2 installments. We paid the first installment on 12/5/16 and the second installment on 1/30/17.
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Should I enter what we actually paid in 2016 for our real estate taxes?
Yes, include what you actually paid in property taxes in 2016 on your 2016 tax return.
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Should I enter what we actually paid in 2016 for our real estate taxes?
Yes, include what you actually paid in property taxes in 2016 on your 2016 tax return.
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