Ron Rosenfeld <ronrosenfeld[at]nospam.org> wrote:
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Thanks for taking the time to respond.

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oe Lauton <JL[at]Lauton2000.com> wrote:

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There's been a requirement to show percent ownership if
yours is less than 100%. There's probably no harm in
showing the 100%, though.

--ron

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Using TaxCut - on schedule E for my rental property - item 1
"List type and location of each rental real estate
property." I responded: "Houses on one lot." TaxCut added
"100%" to that line. It apparently comes from the worksheet
where it asks if you are an owner of 100%. (guess not just
a partner) (on the second line I had street name, city and
CA)

In the past I have used NO such "%" entry. Is this just
TaxCut being 'creative' or some new requirement????

Also - apparently NO copy of the Federal return is required
with the CA return this year???

jl

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