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Can I take the mortgage interest deduction even if my ssn is not on the 1098 as the payer?
My husband and I were divorced in 2016. The separation agreement states that I can deduct 100% of the mortgage interest paid in 2016. The 1098 that was issued references both of our names but my ex-husband's ssn is listed as the payer's tin. The mortgage company stated that he was named as "primary" and they cannot adjust this for a prior year's taxform. They can only adjust this going forward.
May 31, 2019
10:01 PM