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My son is an adult, does not live with me (not a dependent), but I am, and have been, a co-signer on the loan ( to get him a lower intererst rate). I made no payments for him, but am financially liable for repayment. Can I deduct the interest paid in 2016? He does not deduct it.
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No, you cannot deduct the interest because you did not make the payments. You meet one qualification for deduction since you are a co-signer.. but you must also meet the other qualification which says you must have paid the loan.
You can only deduct student loan interest if all of the following apply:
We paid off the student loan for our adult daughter that we were cosigned on. Can we deduct this?
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If you paid the loan and meet these requirements below, you can deduct the related interest. You can claim the deduction if all of the following apply:
A qualified student loan is a loan you took out solely to pay qualified higher-education expenses that were:
For general state-specific questions, click here to find your state’s Department of Revenue.
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