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philip-cole1990
April 16, 2021
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I own my home outright (no mortgage) through inheritance, but the federal return requires I enter a mortgage date. How do I solve this?

  • April 16, 2021
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AmyC
AmyC
Employee
April 16, 2021

Delete any worksheet created. See How to Delete. Skip the mortgage section completely.

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    Carl11_2
    Carl11_2
    Employee
    April 17, 2021

    Since you have no mortgage on the property, the only thing I would expect you to be filing in under the "Your Home" section for that specific property, would be any property taxes you paid in 2020.

    If the inherited home is a 2nd home for you, then just add up the property taxes paid on both properties and enter the total.

     

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    tonyplaya
    April 10, 2023

    I tried to enter Zero and 

    it did not work.Any suggestions?

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    JamesG1
    April 10, 2023

    Have you accidently starting completing a mortgage interest worksheet?

     

    In TurboTax Online, you are able to remove the form by:

     

    • Down the left side of the screen, click on Tax Tools.
    • Click on Tools.
    • Click on Delete a form.
    • Find the form listed and click Delete to the right.

    Look for a mortgage worksheet or mortgage interest worksheet.

     

    @tonyplaya 

     

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