Mortgage Interest Deduction?
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TECH asked:
I have an odd question about Mortgage Interest deductions. Here’s the situation:
I have an odd question about Mortgage Interest deductions. Here’s the situation:
My step-father was paying on a mortgage, but abruptly had to go abroad to care for his ailing parents.
He made no mortgage payments in 2006 at all, nor supplied any income for my mother. My mother had a couple part-time jobs, but could not pay the mortgage. Therefore, the entire year of 2006 I assumed the bill and payed all of the mortgage payments myself.
My question is, who deducts the mortgage interest paid? Should it be on her tax return since the mortgage is in her name?
Or, should it be on mine, since I obviously paid it. I worry that if I put it on hers, the IRS will wonder how she paid all that interest, when she didn’t have even a third of that income.
Any thoughts?
Thanks…
Question posted courtesy of: Natalie
March 13th, 2008 at 11:19 pm
The year do not beleive you can deduct on your point since you can deduct on your tax year this interest is on the social security number of the end of the tax form that makes them eligible to deduct.
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Mortgage interest although see your point since you can deduct the mortgage the borrower fills out form that makes them eligible to.
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March 17th, 2008 at 1:37 pm
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