Yes, but only if you file a Schedule A for Itemized deductions. Most taxpayers who file a Schedule A own a home or have a very large charitable contributions, etc. If not, the Standard Deduction normally works out best.
How does the itemized
deduction differ from the standard deduction?
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For personal use, you can deduct the registration fees you pay
each year that is the portion based on the value of the vehicle and paid
annually. This would be on your purchase contract.
If you itemize deductions on Schedule A you can take a deduction
for state and local income tax paid
or
state sales tax paid.
You can compute the amount of sales tax by adding up your receipts for the year
or by using a table provided by the IRS.
In addition to this base amount you can deduct sales tax paid on
large purchases such as a car, truck, boat, etc.
To get to the area to enter
it:
While inside the software and working on your return
,
type property taxes - auto in the Search at the top of the
screen (you may see a magnifying glass there). There will be a popup that
says Jump to property taxes - auto. Select that to get
to the general area.
