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Missing Rental Expense Categories in TurboTax Online (Insurance, Legal/Professional Fees, Other Expenses)

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 29, 2025
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I'm using TurboTax Online to enter my rental property information for 2023 and 2024. When I go to the rental expenses section, I notice several standard categories are missing, including:

* Insurance (or "Insurance Premiums")
* Legal and Professional Fees
* Other Expenses (or "Miscellaneous Expenses")

I’ve reviewed all available categories, but these options are simply not there. There's also no option to switch to a full list of expenses or to add custom/miscellaneous categories.

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Best answer by Vanessa A

Did you click on Add Expense or asset while in the rental property section? It is there for me.

What information are you entering for 2023? Unless it is some type of depreciable asset, then you would not enter 2023 expenses into 2024 return.

Vanessa AAnswer

Did you click on Add Expense or asset while in the rental property section? It is there for me.

What information are you entering for 2023? Unless it is some type of depreciable asset, then you would not enter 2023 expenses into 2024 return.

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saviochenyuAuthor

It works. Thanks!