When entering real estate taxes do I also add the addition assessment paid amount listed on my 1098 or just the real estate tax?

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When entering real estate taxes do I also add the addition assessment paid amount listed on my 1098 or just the real estate tax?

No - you will just include the amount of real estate taxes. Usually additional assessment amounts relate to things like sidewalk improvements and are non-deductible personal expenses according to the IRS.

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