Can I claim my outstanding student loan as a deduction?
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Can I claim my outstanding student loan as a deduction?
Goodman & Company Tax Director Art Auerbach explains how to claim interest on student loans as a deduction when filing your tax return.
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Host:Can I claim my outstanding student loan as a deduction?
Arthur Auerbach: You can claim the interest on your outstanding student loans as a deduction that is it appears in the adjustment section on Page 1 of Form 1040. That is un-unlimited timeframe so it doesn't matter.
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