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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
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husband has his property and loan in his own name. I had signed documents to refinanced
that. I have no rights to house. Only under his name…..So if I used $200K to
buy my ownership into his house, could that be a deduction?
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
Are you in the USA? No it is not deductible.
But it sounds like you have issues other than taxes, so please see an attorney.
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
Are you in the USA? No it is not deductible.
But it sounds like you have issues other than taxes, so please see an attorney.
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
Yes. I am living in USA
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
Which state?
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
California
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
California is a Community Property State. California law defines community property as any asset acquired or income earned by a married person while living with a spouse. Separate property is defined as anything acquired by a spouse before the marriage, during the marriage by gift, devise, or bequest, and after the parties separate.
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My husband has his property and loan in his name. I signed paper to refinanced. I have no rights. If I used 200K to buy my ownership into his house. is it deductible?
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