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https://www.irs.gov/help/ita/can-i-claim-a-deduction-for-student-loan-interest
I figured out my mistake here. I got confused by the following statement:
In this case, "specific deductions" is not to be confused with "standard or itemized deductions", which is clarified by this statement:
Basically, I was confused by multiple uses for the word "deductions" when it really meant "Adjustments to Income" (even though it's still unclear to me whether Student Loan Interest is an adjustment or a deduction now).
Using these correct terms, it becomes clear that charitable contributions, mortgage interest, and other itemized deductions do not affect the AGI at all, so then I can see in my case that the AGI is above the limit to qualify here.
https://www.irs.gov/help/ita/can-i-claim-a-deduction-for-student-loan-interest
I figured out my mistake here. I got confused by the following statement:
In this case, "specific deductions" is not to be confused with "standard or itemized deductions", which is clarified by this statement:
Basically, I was confused by multiple uses for the word "deductions" when it really meant "Adjustments to Income" (even though it's still unclear to me whether Student Loan Interest is an adjustment or a deduction now).
Using these correct terms, it becomes clear that charitable contributions, mortgage interest, and other itemized deductions do not affect the AGI at all, so then I can see in my case that the AGI is above the limit to qualify here.
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