Anyone else enter your mortgage info on your tax return and nothing happened?

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Jan 19, 2022
7:40:41am

Cosmo4Pres Contributor

Refund amount didn't change at all. This is usually one of the deductions that increases my refund a lot.

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Cosmo4Pres

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Anyone else enter your mortgage info on your tax return and nothing happened?

Cosmo4Pres

1/19/22 7:40am

It's because you haven't reached the threshold to itemize yet

RexIdaCoug

1/19/22 7:41am

Hey, this isn't right... Is he paying you for this advice? 🙂

Iman23

1/19/22 8:09am

This isn't a 2+ hours of work for a tax projection that you wanted done free

RexIdaCoug

1/19/22 8:21am

Did you have at least $24,000 in deductions? $12,000 if single?

bluecougar1985

1/19/22 7:42am

* $25,100 & $12,550

RdF3

1/19/22 7:51am

yep, I do

Cosmo4Pres

1/19/22 8:48am

Sounds like you should be bunching your tithing payments.

RdF3

1/19/22 7:50am

Please explain this

Hawk Talons

1/19/22 8:35am

Pay 2 years of tithing in the first year, no tithing in the second year

Greg Kite's 'stache

1/19/22 8:39am

Anyone with less than $15,000 in mortgage interest has an opportunity here

Acorn

1/19/22 1:43pm

Yeah, but a $0 mortgage wouldn't move the needle regardless. I'm one of

fbguru

1/19/22 8:16am

We have a weird person here!

Hawk Talons

1/19/22 8:35am

RE: We have a weird person here!

CBaass

1/19/22 11:00am

Did the same last month. Such a great feeling.

O Gaucho

1/19/22 8:48am

Wait a second, you would rather avoid $15K in interest than get a $3K tax return

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