What amount of these interest totals can be deducted in ty2023? A taxpayer has a mortgage with a total value of $1,200,000 and ahome equity loan of $150,000, both obtained in 2015. The totalinterest paid during the year was $48,000 for the mortgage and$7,500 for the home equity loan. The home equity loan was used torenovate the kitchen. What amount of these interest totals can bededucted in TY2023?

For Tax Year 2023, the IRS allows mortgage interest deductions under the following conditions: 1.…

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