Don't inflate your 1098

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Don't inflate your 1098

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Question: How much is

deductible? Answer: Only the interest payments on the

first $20,000 of the high-LTV loan, the part that doesn't

exceed your home's value. Interest on the second $20,000

of the loan would NOT be tax deductible.

High-LTV loans have grown

from practically zero to $12 billion to $15 billion a

year, according to industry estimates. The IRS is

modifying that familiar form 1098 your lender sends you

every year. The new form would have a check-off for the

lender to indicate if they believe the borrower has a

high-LTV loan. The IRS also gets a copy of your Form

1098.

For information, go to

https://www.ahahome.com, the Web site for American

Homeowners Association.

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