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Student Loan Tax Deduction

February 25th, 2009

student-loanDid you know that student loan interest is a tax deductible? Yes, that is true. Student loan interest on loans issued for yourself, for your spouse and for your dependents are deductible. Off course there are some income limitations for being able to claim the deduction.

Student loan tax deduction is dependable on total income. If the income is under $55,000 or $115,000 for married couples, than it is possible to deduct up to $2,500 in student loan interest.

If income is between $50,000 and $70,000 then your deduction for student loan interest is distributed proportionally.

If income is over $70,000 than student loan is not deductible.

The maximum amount of student loan interest than can be claimed as a tax deduction is limited to $2,500.

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