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Theodore Rivera
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1098 Interest Tax Form Question

Theodore Rivera
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I was hoping I could get some direction from an accountant or someone with tax preparation knowledge. I am working on completing my 1098 interest forms. I have a situation where I have two borrowers (an individual and a LLC) on a single note. I need to prepare the 1098 interest form but don't know whether I prepare two separate 1098's and divide the interest or put both borrowers on one 1098 form. Please advise.

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Tracy Z. Rewey
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Tracy Z. Rewey
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@Theodore Rivera  I'm going to take a different tactic on this one. In past years I would prepare my own 1098 forms and realized my time could be better spent on doing deals.  If you use a servicing agent or a tax accountant they will take of this for you at a nominal fee.  Plus you get to sleep better at night not worrying about if they were prepared correctly or what advice was accurate!

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