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Where would I figure out how much property tax I have paid this year?
I am trying to fill out my tax form and cannot figure out how much property tax I have paid this year. Can anyone tell me which form it would be on?
3 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
You should receive a statement from your lender by the end of January listing the mortgage interest you paid during the previous year. This statement will be labeled Form 1098. It may be attached to, or part of, your monthly mortgage statement, so be sure that you study your your January statement carefully to identify any portion that may be labeled as Form 1098. The amount shown as interest paid on Form 1098 is the amount you deduct on your tax return.
Source(s): http://www.avoidingcapitalgains.net/losses/ - troLv 79 years ago
the property tax bill you were sent
generally you are able to pay them in two installments
have you checked your check book
- rtfmLv 79 years ago
Assuming your bank pays the taxes for you, it should be on your end-of-year mortgage statement.
If you pay them yourself, you should have your cancelled checks.
