Where do I put my morttgage insurance on my tax, I do not have a form 1098

[vicavelli87]

Where do I put my mortgage insurance on my tax?

[Cynthiad66]

@vicavelli87

Mortgage Insurance Premiums is deductible through 2021, if you pay mortgage insurance premiums on a qualifying policy issued after 2006, you can generally deduct the premiums as additional mortgage interest.Claim the deduction on Line 8d of Schedule A. The full deduction can only be taken if your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is $100,000 or less ($50,000 if you use married filing separate status).

Where to deduct mortgage insurance on turbo tax.  Log into your account and Search for PMI then click jump to and follow prompts.

[Carl]

Don't know if this is for rental property, primary residence, or other. But, treat it "as if" you have a 1098 in front of you. You'll be fine, as you're only asked to enter the name of the person or business entity you paid it to, along with some other information you should have or be able to obtain easily.

For example, if you need to enter the outstanding mortgage balance as of 1/1/2021, you can probably log into your mortgage account on line and get that information. Heck, you might even find your 1098 there also.

[Carl]

I just re-read your post, and see that you're asking about mortgage "INSURANCE", not mortgage interest. Mortgage insurance is referred to as PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) or MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium). If you don't have a 1098, you can just include that amount in the total of the interest paid.