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What Kind Of Tax Return Can I Expect To Get Back Now That I Pay Mortgage Interest?

Submitted by on October 5, 2009 – 11:46 amNo Replies


A web user asks, My wife and I just bought our first home in Los Angeles and I know that this coming tax year we can deduct mortgage interest and property tax. We both have full-time jobs, file jointly (both filed with 0 claimed dependants), and have a, before taxes, combined income of roughly $100k. The mortgage interest and property taxes for the year will total just over $30k. What kind of number could I roughly expect to get back in my taxes this year?

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