Filing joint in 2018, I deducted all the mortgage interest on a $800k home loan. In 2019, I am widowed, will I still be able to deduct all the mortgage interest?

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I am sorry for your loss.

Yes - You should be able to deduct all the mortgage interest on your return.

[NOTE: You will still file a joint return with your spouse for the year that they died. If your spouse died in 2019, you would still include them and file jointly on your 2019 return.]

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Hey I filed taxes and the same amount I was owed is now owed to state. I shouldn’t owe anything and now I’m paying interest on a tax that’s owed to me. someone help me?

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Filing joint in 2018, I deducted all the mortgage interest on a $800k home loan. In 2019, I am widowed, will I still be able to deduct all the mortgage interest?

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