Taxes paid for land from which royalty income is received are deductible on Sch. E or Sch. A?
Land taxes for royalty land
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Gabrielle, Isn't there a line on the Schedule E, where royalty payments are accounted for, that lists taxes?Only in government or politics is a "cut in spending" really an increase. It's just not as much of an increase as they wanted it to be, therefore a "cut". -
Oh, yes it is. I have been using this line for production taxes, which are deducted by the royalty companies automatically. I have been using the land taxes on Sch. A but now doubt that this is the correct treatment. Doesn't make any difference if they itemize but will if not.Comment
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Tax on land
If the land is used for anything other than as a location for the wells, then it could not all be considered an expense of the royalty. I don't really know the answer, but there might be some sort of allocation between the mineral interest in the property and the remaining interest in the property.Comment
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