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More Pennsylvania sellers are hitting federal tax limits on home equity. Even modest homes can now come with a costly ...
New York sellers face some of the highest home equity tax exposure in the U.S. Even longtime owners of modest homes risk five ...
The IRS Fresh Start program offers several options to help resolve your tax debt, including payment plans and settlement ...
Home equity rates seem to be on summer vacation. The average rate on a $30,000 home equity line of credit (HELOC) remained at ...
“In the case of Genesis HealthCare, this is another private equity-backed health care organization that has bled dry by greed ...
Home equity borrowers should take the time to understand these three items before filing their tax returns.
Is a home equity loan tax deductible? In short: A home equity loan isn't tax-deductible, but the interest the homeowner paid on it may be if they used it for IRS-approved reasons.
The Hidden Home Equity Tax Straining Families For Staying In House Too Long According to Realtor, roughly 1-in-3 homeowners—approximately 29 million households—have built up more home equity ...
These 50 Pa. school districts are getting extra money because of their high tax burdens The state wants school districts to use $32 million from this year’s Pennsylvania budget to lower the tax burden ...
Tax time is hard, but there’s some good news: If you used a home equity loan for home renovations or improvements, you’re in for a deduction.
The U.S. government has confirmed that home equity loan interest will remain tax deductible in 2023 and 2024.
To borrow a phrase from Miracle Max in “The Princess Bride,” the traditional uses of home equity credit lines may be “mostly dead” — but not all dead.