What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Nevada
My wife and I live in a house in which the loan is in my grandmother's name. We reported the interest paid on this loan on our taxes, as we are the ones that have been making the mortgage payments since the purchase in October 2006. We recently received a notice(notice CP2000) from the IRS stating that the mortgage interest deduction on our 2007 return doesn't match their records. The discrepancy is the mortgage interest for the loan on our house that is technically in my grandmother's name.
The IRS is requesting we return the response form. This form has 3 options: 1) That we agree with all changes to the return, 2) That we don't agree with some of the changes, or 3) That we don't agree with any of the changes. Options 2 & 3 are asking for documentation to support the entries on the original return.
What type of documentation could we provide to show that we are making the mortgage payments and that the mortgage interest deduction should be allowed?
My wife and I live in a house in which the loan is in my grandmother's name. We reported the interest paid on this loan on our taxes, as we are the ones that have been making the mortgage payments since the purchase in October 2006. We recently received a notice(notice CP2000) from the IRS stating that the mortgage interest deduction on our 2007 return doesn't match their records. The discrepancy is the mortgage interest for the loan on our house that is technically in my grandmother's name.
The IRS is requesting we return the response form. This form has 3 options: 1) That we agree with all changes to the return, 2) That we don't agree with some of the changes, or 3) That we don't agree with any of the changes. Options 2 & 3 are asking for documentation to support the entries on the original return.
What type of documentation could we provide to show that we are making the mortgage payments and that the mortgage interest deduction should be allowed?