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Change to Tax Form by IRS Does NOT Impact Co-op City Shareholders

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Topic: Change to Tax Form by IRS Does NOT Impact Co-op City Shareholders

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Subject: Change to Tax Form by IRS Does NOT Impact Co-op City Shareholders
Date Posted: Feb 17 2017 at 8:53pm

Change to Tax Form by IRS Does NOT Impact Co-op City Shareholders

A tax form that http://www.coopcityinfo.com/departments_and_organizations/riverbay_corporation/" target="_top" rel="follow - Riverbay Corporation sends out to Co-op City apartment shareholders each year may look different, but nothing has changed regarding how it affects your individual tax return.

The form, 1098, is sent out each year to indicate the share of Riverbay Corporation's real estate tax and mortgage interest that each Coop City cooperator pays as part of their annual carrying charges. Those two numbers are still on the form as always.

The IRS now requires three additional numbers on the 1098 form â€“ the outstanding mortgage principal, the mortgage origination date, and the mortgage insurance premiums.

None of these numbers affect a shareholder's individual tax return, according to the http://www.coopcityinfo.com/departments_and_organizations/riverbay_coop_city_finance_department/" target="_top" rel="follow - Riverbay Finance Department .

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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: Apr 18 2017 at 6:52am

Ok but in the turbo tax program, when you try to input line #2, outstanding mortgage principal, which is a ridiculously high number of almost $600 million, the tax program says that number is too high and it will not allow you to enter the value. Do I just leave boxes (2 and 5) off my tax form altogether?