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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Are Late fees on Notes considered income and taxable?
Hi,
I have some notes and the borrower is typically late paying. Therefore they pay the monthly note (principle and interest) plus a late fee of 5%. Do I need to include this late fee as income/interest on my taxes?
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Any income is taxable according to the IRS. So the interest and the fees should be reported, the principal component of the payments are not taxable,