When you enter the total cost of your roof repair do you enter the amount you paid out of pocket?

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Yes. If you have a rental or investment property for which you paid for roof repairs, you would only enter/report as an expense the portion that wasn't covered by insurance - your out of pocket expense.

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Using federal subsidized loans and a partial amount of fed unsubsidized loans for school tuition, materials, etc. I also made payments out of pocket. How do I report it?

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When you enter the total cost of your roof repair do you enter the amount you paid out of pocket?

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