In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

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In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

No you do not.

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In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

No you do not.

In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

Adding to TurboTax ShaB's answer: Past federal taxes are not deductible, so there's no need to enter those payments.

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In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

Thank you both!

In this 2017 tax return, do I need to file/document the monthly payments I have been making (via an extended Installment Agreement) on my 2016 owed taxes?

If you have a new balance be sure to contact the IRS. You can only have one installment plan. They would need to combine this year.

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