I recieved two 1098 forms. One from my co-op and the other from my mortgage company. I also recieved a letter from the coops accountant. The letter has the per share info.
Box 1 on both forms has a different amount for mortgage interest and the letter has $2.85 per share for mortgage interest and $6.57 for real estate taxes.
Which of the three numbers do I use or how do I figure it out. Please explain. Thank you.
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@Sony10466 - if you own a co-op there are two layers of mortgage.
1) the co-op normally has a mortgage by which the corporation originally financed the purchased of the building.
2) then you have a mortage by which you purchased your unit
hench you add the two mortgage amounts together.. the real estate taxes are separately added together.
@Sony10466 - if you own a co-op there are two layers of mortgage.
1) the co-op normally has a mortgage by which the corporation originally financed the purchased of the building.
2) then you have a mortage by which you purchased your unit
hench you add the two mortgage amounts together.. the real estate taxes are separately added together.
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