When it is time for mortgage interest credit calculation, the IRS expects you to file it using Form 8396 plus the carryover. What Is Form 8396: Mortgage Interest Credit?Mortgage...
Posted by Tiffany Gaskin on 03/01/2023
Perhaps you are considering if it is time to refinance your mortgage; if that is the case, then you need to know how much you can save and how much it will cost to refinance.Ideally,...
Posted by Pat Raskob on 08/15/2021
The sale of any property and foreclosure is treated the same way by Uncle Sam. Since the property was transferred to another person, there could be taxes on such a property. This is...
Posted by Accurate Books And Tax on 01/30/2021
A taxpayer will often end up with a huge tax bill that will be above what they can afford. This leaves most taxpayers confused on the next cost of action. Owing Uncle Sam, a sum...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 01/26/2021
The IRS deals with foreclosure as well as the sale of a property. It was already yours, and you no longer own it, so you could end up paying taxes on a mortgaged property. The event...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 12/26/2020
Form 8396 is an IRS form used by homeowners to apply for a mortgage. The purpose of the mortgage is to help low-income taxpayers pay for their housing. You can only apply for a credit...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 08/29/2020
For many individuals, tax time can be frustrating. Changes to the tax code can often mean that last year’s deductions might not apply anymore or you no longer qualify. Working with...
Posted by M-E Accounting & Tax Services, Inc. on 06/26/2016
Most college students these days need to take out a student loan in order to pay for higher education. The Internal Revenue Service offers incentives for students who are paying...
Posted by David Gollner on 03/19/2016
A point is basically what one pay to significantly lower his or her interest rate when buying a property. A point is also equal to 1% of the buying price of your house. Therefore,...
