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NicoleU
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Where do i enter info on home improvement loan interest in 2016?

You may be able to deduct Home Improvement Loan Interest if you meet a certain criteria. Usually, lenders will send you a Form 1098E to report this interest. 

The following is needed to meet the criteria.

  • The loan is secured by your main home or a second home. "Secured" means the home is put up as collateral to protect the lender.
  • The home with the secured loan must have sleeping, cooking, and toilet facilities.
  • You or someone on your tax return must have signed or co-signed the loan.
  • If you rented out the home, you must have used the home at least 14 days during the tax year or 10% of the number of days you rented it out, whichever is greater.

If you meet the criteria or have a Form 1098 E, then please see the following:

  • Federal Taxes
  • Deductions & Credits
  • You Home
  • Mortgage Interest, Refinancing, and Insurance, Click Start





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NicoleU
New Member

Where do i enter info on home improvement loan interest in 2016?

You may be able to deduct Home Improvement Loan Interest if you meet a certain criteria. Usually, lenders will send you a Form 1098E to report this interest. 

The following is needed to meet the criteria.

  • The loan is secured by your main home or a second home. "Secured" means the home is put up as collateral to protect the lender.
  • The home with the secured loan must have sleeping, cooking, and toilet facilities.
  • You or someone on your tax return must have signed or co-signed the loan.
  • If you rented out the home, you must have used the home at least 14 days during the tax year or 10% of the number of days you rented it out, whichever is greater.

If you meet the criteria or have a Form 1098 E, then please see the following:

  • Federal Taxes
  • Deductions & Credits
  • You Home
  • Mortgage Interest, Refinancing, and Insurance, Click Start





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