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If we are married filing separately, can spouse claim mortgage interest if not on mortgage loan but is on the deed?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 5, 2019
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I know usually better filing together but need to file separate, thank you.

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Best answer by IsabellaG

Yes, if the other spouse is on the deed, and owns the property that is listed on the mortgage, they can deduct the interest that they paid.

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Yes, if the other spouse is on the deed, and owns the property that is listed on the mortgage, they can deduct the interest that they paid.

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aleardi83Author

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Thank you very much. Would it matter if it was paid from my separate bank account rather then a joint account?