Is The Student Loan Tax Deduction Worth Not Paying Off The Loan?
Question by Peter R | Posted in Personal Finance
I have $23,000 advantage of Student Loan Debt left. It's been a tax deduction for me while paying it off but I have so many years liberal on it and now the rate is worse than if I went and got a loan elsewhere. I'm wondering, would it make feel tax
Answer: Where do people get the mental image that a "tax deduction" is a benefit, if a debt can be paid in full.
Does no one see that a "tax deduction is not a deduction 'from' taxes"?
The "decrease" reduces
I'm Phased Out Of The Student Loan Tax Deduction - Should I Report The Interest Anyway?
Question by Ryan | Posted in United States
My woman and I make more than the combined phase-out limit for deducting student loan interest ($145,000). Is there any prevail upon to take the time to enter my interest paid in my taxes anyway?
Answer: that's the owing to for the phase out, when you are making more than the limits, the credits are no longer at one's disposal to you
Is Student Loan Still Tax Deductable When Refinancing A Student Loan With A Personal Loan?
Question by Andrew M | Posted in United States
My daughter has two very great interest student loans. Her credit won't let her do anything, but I can "refinance" it with me getting the loan using my put. But is it still a "student" loan that she can deduct. She is making the
Answer: Nope, above, but personal loan won't qualify, as you will have nothing in writing to say that it is student loan interest.
Can Someone Help With A Student Loan/tax Question?
Question by Dolly | Posted in United States
As a d of my divorce, the student loan which has my name on it (as well as the co-signer--my ex-father-in-law) is to be paid by my ex-husband. However, the firm who issued the loan is calling me to say that he has missed the last two payments. I cannot
Answer: careers.scienceontheweb.net - it provides some tips about applying to US federal and say grants for college students.
Is Student Loan Interest Tax Deductable If You Take The Standard Deduction?
Question by saratgoo | Posted in United States
I decipher that student loan interest was tax deductable no matter how you do your taxes. Is this true? We always take the standard reduction and this is the first year we have started paying student loans that were in deferment.
Answer: You betcha.
Student loan interest is not an itemized finding. It's an adjustment to your gross income so it reduces your income. You show it on:
Format 1040, page 1, Line 33
or if you file the 1040A
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