I am the recipient of a "tax exempt" award from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health for working in an underserved community - a lump sum of money which I used (in addition to my monthly payments) to pay down my student loans this year. Am I allowed to report all the interest I paid and take the 'credit' for it on my taxes?
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Money from the tax-exempt award is your money, even if it was not taxed.
Therefore, you can claim all the student loan interest as a deduction (up to the limit of $2,500).
Money from the tax-exempt award is your money, even if it was not taxed.
Therefore, you can claim all the student loan interest as a deduction (up to the limit of $2,500).
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