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Chapter 25 - Interest Expense

Introduction

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This chapter discusses interest. Interest is the amount you pay for the use of borrowed money.

The types of interest you can deduct as itemized deductions on Schedule A (Form 1040) are:

  • Home mortgage interest, including certain points, and
  • Investment interest.

This chapter explains these deductions. It also explains where to deduct other types of interest and lists some types of interest you cannot deduct.

Use Table 25-1 to find out where to get more information on various types of interest, including investment interest.

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  • 936 - Home Mortgage Interest Deduction


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