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For any question related to taxes and not otherwise covered by a more specific tag such as income-tax, sales-tax, capital-gains-tax etc. When asking about taxes, please also specify a country tag such as united-states, canada, united-kingdom, etc.
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Is it possible to make money by getting a mortgage?
He was paying a fortune in
taxes. I advised him to take out a mortgage on his already paid off
house. … If I reduce my taxable income by $1, and I'm paying 30% in taxes, I've saved .30 off my taxes, but I still have .70 less than I would have if I just did nothing. …
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Married Filing Separately - Who Can Deduct Mortgage Interest
Declaring it on my taxes (as I understand it) would not benefit me at all.
Because the mortgage was accessible via my account when logged into the site, I made all of the payments from my account. …
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Contributed to a Roth IRA....But I'm Married Filing Separately
But now I'm trying to do my taxes and we're married, but filing separately and my online tax software says, 'Whoa - you can't contribute to a Roth IRA' (both of our incomes are > 10k). …
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Amending Taxes To 'Cheat' Student Loan IBR Payments?
However, if we file separately, the amount of taxes we pay is much higher.
My question is, what prevents me and my wife from amending our prior year taxes and refiling as jointly? … It's 2023 now, so on our 2022 taxes we'd file separately and use that to determine her loan payment based on just her income and amend it the following year so that we get all the tax benefits of being …
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