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Investment Interest expense

I carry a note (loan) on a house and an escrow company is used to collect payments. I received a 1099-INT for interest received and a monthly service is charged. Can I deduct this charge as "Investment Interest expense"? If so what description do I used/enter? Or am I do deduct it some other way?


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Patrick

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Investment Interest expense

Yes, you can deduct the expense for collecting your taxable investment interest.  This as an allowable miscellaneous itemized deduction (for the amount above 2% of your AGI), which is taken on Schedule A.  You could call this Private Mortgage Escrow Fees.

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Investment Interest expense

Yes, you can deduct the expense for collecting your taxable investment interest.  This as an allowable miscellaneous itemized deduction (for the amount above 2% of your AGI), which is taken on Schedule A.  You could call this Private Mortgage Escrow Fees.

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