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Is There a Limit to Mortgage Tax Deductions?

Yes, you can only deduct interest payments on up to $750,000 of total mortgage debt. If you bought your home before December 15, 2017, the maximum amount of interest you can deduct on is up to $1 million.

  • What Sort of Tax Benefits Are Available to Homeowners?
  • How Do I Calculate the Amount of My Mortgage Credit Certificate?
  • Can I Deduct My Mortgage Interest?
  • What Other Aspects of My Mortgage Can I Deduct?
  • What Types of Loans are Eligible for a Deduction?
  • How Do I Calculate the Mortgage Tax Deduction?
  • How Did Tax Reform Change the Mortgage Interest Deduction?
  • What Is a Mortgage Credit Certificate?
  • How Can I Qualify for a Mortgage Credit Certificate?
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