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As a lender I have to submit a 1098 (and corresponding 1096) to the IRS before the January 31 deadline. Do I need to submit a copy to my state as well?

There is no copy "To Send to State" attached to the 1098 form so I'm really not sure if the state needs a paper copy sent to them as well. My state is Massachusetts, if that matters.
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RobertB4444
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As a lender I have to submit a 1098 (and corresponding 1096) to the IRS before the January 31 deadline. Do I need to submit a copy to my state as well?

Massachusetts does not require that you file a copy of your 1098 or 1096 with them as long as it is filed federally. 

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As a lender I have to submit a 1098 (and corresponding 1096) to the IRS before the January 31 deadline. Do I need to submit a copy to my state as well?

are you sure you have to file 1098?   here are the instructions  - page 2

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1098.pdf 

 

 

As a lender I have to submit a 1098 (and corresponding 1096) to the IRS before the January 31 deadline. Do I need to submit a copy to my state as well?

Yes - I receive from an individual $600 or more of mortgage interest. So I definitely have to file with the IRS. I'm just not sure if I also have to send a copy to the state of Massachusetts DOR.

RobertB4444
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As a lender I have to submit a 1098 (and corresponding 1096) to the IRS before the January 31 deadline. Do I need to submit a copy to my state as well?

Massachusetts does not require that you file a copy of your 1098 or 1096 with them as long as it is filed federally. 

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**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"
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