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$0 Income Tax??

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PhxGuy520

Member
What is the name of your state? AZ

I used a income tax tool on the IRS website to get an idea of my income tax bill this year. This is the first year I have owned a home, so I have never been able to deduct mortgage interest before. After using the tool it says my income tax for this year will be $0 and everything I have paid in I am getting back. Is that possible?

I will pay about 10k in mortgage interest, but I thought you could only deduct a percentage of your tax bill and would always have something left over no matter how much interest you paid?

This sounds too good to be true. :)
 


HomeGuru

Senior Member
What is the name of your state? AZ

I used a income tax tool on the IRS website to get an idea of my income tax bill this year. This is the first year I have owned a home, so I have never been able to deduct mortgage interest before. After using the tool it says my income tax for this year will be $0 and everything I have paid in I am getting back. Is that possible?

I will pay about 10k in mortgage interest, but I thought you could only deduct a percentage of your tax bill and would always have something left over no matter how much interest you paid?

This sounds too good to be true. :)
**A: it is entirely possible.
 

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