Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
Just to be clear, the max is $1M in interest, not a $1M home ... So if your interest rate is 4% you could write off all the mortgage interest about $1M on a $25M mortgage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
$1.1 million ,actually.
Anonymous wrote:Free accounting advice courtesy of DCUM
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope not.
Why not? It doesn't seem fair to pay taxes for school and pay for private school.
Tough shit. Private school is a choice for a privileged few. Quit your entitled whining. It's embarrassing.
Says the person who writes off 3 martini lunches.
Who has 3 martini lunches? Is this 1975?
You can deduct up to $4k in tuition and fees (but not room and board) so long as you are not also taking the American Opportunity or Lifetime Learning tax credits, and so long as the deducted tuition was not paid for from a Coverdell or 529 account (this is so you don't double dip on tax savings). It phases out at higher incomes like PP said. The full $4k is available for single filers with MAGI=$65k and couples with MAGI=$130k. Above these incomes and up to income=$80k for singles and income=$160k for couples, the tax break is for paying college tuition and fees up to $2,000.
So this doesn't really help OP in the sense that it's somehow a tax break for rich people who pay for education. It's to help lower- and middle-income families pay for higher education, on the grounds that there are no free higher education alternatives, as there are with K-12.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
Just to be clear, the max is $1M in interest, not a $1M home ... So if your interest rate is 4% you could write off all the mortgage interest about $1M on a $25M mortgage.
Incorrect
What is 4% of $25M?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
Just to be clear, the max is $1M in interest, not a $1M home ... So if your interest rate is 4% you could write off all the mortgage interest about $1M on a $25M mortgage.
Incorrect
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
Just to be clear, the max is $1M in interest, not a $1M home ... So if your interest rate is 4% you could write off all the mortgage interest about $1M on a $25M mortgage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about mortgage interest on a 5 million dollar house, what is the cap on that?
$1M max
Just to be clear, the max is $1M in interest, not a $1M home ... So if your interest rate is 4% you could write off all the mortgage interest about $1M on a $25M mortgage.