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lear442
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Is this deductable or partially deductable?

Good afternoon,

A follow-up to a previous question:

I sold a piece of property and from that I received $75,000.  This was NOT my home, it was pure acreage (no domicile on the property).  I had a loan with a remaining principal of $50,000 on that piece of property.  At the time of the closing, I used the proceeds of the sale to pay that loan (mortgage) off. (again, this was NOT my primary mortgage on my home) That left me a 0 balance and the loan was closed and I had $25,000 in my hand.

Is any of that $50,000 portion deductible?

(I am using TurboTax Deluxe with all updates installed.  The product was purchased at Staples and came on a CD/DVD)

Many thanks for your help and have a great day

All the best,

Howard

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Coleen3
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Is this deductable or partially deductable?

Unfortunately, no. Mortgage principal is not deductable. Your gain is the difference between the purchase price plus expenses of sale, subtracted from the sales price.

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Coleen3
Intuit Alumni

Is this deductable or partially deductable?

Unfortunately, no. Mortgage principal is not deductable. Your gain is the difference between the purchase price plus expenses of sale, subtracted from the sales price.

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