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Category Archives: United States
Filing seperately can my wife take the Mortage Tax credit on our state (CT) taxes if the loan is in my name?
Bryan W asked: I’d like to take the auto property tax credit on my return and hopefully let her take the mortgage property tax credit. With the maximum credit allowed at $500 in CT, and us paying a lot more … Continue reading
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Tagged Auto Credit, Ct Taxes, Maximum Credit, Mortage, Mortgage Tax, Property Tax Credit, State Taxes, Tax Return
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What are the calculations to show the tax benefit of mortage interest deductions for a rental-property buyer?
J Silva asked: I understand that if the owner lives in a four family house, 25% of the interest is shown as a deduction on Schedule A and 75% is shown as an expense on Schedule E. However, exactly how … Continue reading
Posted in United States
Tagged Insurance, Interest Deductions, Mortage, Mortgage Insurance, Property Buyer, Rental Property, Tax Benefit, Tax Deductions, Taxes
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Mortage Interest deduction and Tuition expense deduction, where did they go on the 1040 form?
rattone11 asked: I know they were there last year, now I can’t find them. Anybody know what lines they can be entered on? It’s not in any of the instruction booklets.Arlene
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Tagged 1040 Form, Expense Deduction, Instruction Booklets, Interest Deduction, Tuition Expense
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Mortgages for Teachers with Bad Credit
Jason Gluckman asked: Special bad credit mortgages are available for teachers. Educators have access to some exclusive mortgage products that are not available to other individuals. There are several low-interest mortgages open for teachers with bad credit. These teacher-specific bad … Continue reading
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Tagged Application Fees, Bad Credit Mortgage, Bad Credit Mortgage Lenders, Bad Credit Mortgages, Capability, Credit Report, Hindrance, Home Loan, Important Factors, Loan Providers, Low Interest Mortgages, Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Products, Mortgages For Teachers, Sound Profession
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Can you split part of your property taxes into your mortage payment and then pay the other half once a year?
sarabmw asked: I am currently in the process of purchasing a home, The taxes on the property is expensive, is there a way to split half the taxes into the mortatage payment, and then the other half pay when the … Continue reading
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Tagged Half Pay, Mortage Payment, Pay Taxes, Property Taxes, Purchasing A Home
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