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ZIP Code, Country or the name of another person and file separately if applicable. See Publication 519 or 709 for the instructions for Form 8609A and 8609E. Do not use any other person or entity for the same street address. Include as much information as you can on line 1. Line 2 — Itemized deductions from qualifying sources. Line 3 — Standard deduction Line 3a — Exemptions Line 3b — Itemized deductions from nonqualifying sources. Line 4 — Qualifying child. Line 5 — Special rules for children. Line 6 — Income from sources within IRA or 401(k) account. Line 7 — Income from other designated retirement plans. Line 8 — Tax paid and self-employment tax (social security, Medicare, medicare part D, Medicare part B, FICA, ETC, FPT, etc.). Line 9 — Qualifying child, spouse, and dependent child. Line 10 — Other specified individuals. Line 11 — Qualified retirement plan income. Line 12 — Expenses not allowed by the taxpayer, including: Line 13 — Net taxable income Line 14 — Other Line 15 — Other. This line should be combined with line 13 and the other lines. See the following pages for information on Line 14 for your specific situation: Line 14, Deducting Interest On Rental Real Estate — Line 14a: Line 14a Tax on Interest On Nonpayroll Leased Real Estate The interest on nonpayroll leasehold securities is not a qualified interest or a capital gain. You have to do the following when you deduct interest on Rental Real Property: Include only interest on Qualified Rental Real Property. There are 2 ways to calculate interest on Rental Real Property. The first is to take the total expenses paid, and subtract the interest paid. The second method is to multiply the interest paid by the amount of time the investment was held during the tax year. For example, if you deducted 2% interest on your Rental Real Property, you would multiply 2% times 1,000,000 by 50 months, or 20,000. Use this method to figure the interest on Rental Real Property. If Line 14a applies to you, you cannot use line 3 (standard deduction) to include interest on rental real property. Example. You have taxable rents of 3,000, and you do not pay rent to a landlord but rented to a tenant. The rent received can be used by you in determining the basis of property you sell.

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