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My mother took out parent plus federal loans for my educations. I have been making the payments, but the 1099-E is in her name and her SSN. Can she use the deduction?
My mother took out several parent plus loans for my college education. I've been making the payments on the loans. Can she deduct the interest payments?
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June 6, 2019
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My mother took out parent plus federal loans for my educations. I have been making the payments, but the 1099-E is in her name and her SSN. Can she use the deduction?
Per the IRS:
Generally, you can claim the student loan deduction if all of the following requirements are met.
- Your filing status is any filing status except married filing separately.
- No one else is claiming an exemption for you on his or her tax return.
- You are legally obligated to pay interest on a qualified student loan.
- You paid interest on a qualified student loan.
As your mother did not make the payments on the loan, she cannot claim the student loan interest.
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