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Wei Xie
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Tax reform's implication on mortgage interest

Wei Xie
  • Investor
  • Irvine, CA
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I noticed today's WSJ article on the Senate's bill includes a comment

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Debt-reliant businesses would lose, too, under a provision that limits interest deductions to 30% of income.

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The original link is https://www.wsj.com/articles/senate-passes-sweepin...

Does it apply to mortgage interest? Any thoughts on it?

Thanks, -Wei

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Vlad K.
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  • Glastonbury, CT
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Vlad K.
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  • Glastonbury, CT
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@Wei Xie I believe that provision is for non-mortgage debt interest (i.e. line of credit or note payable, car loan, etc.)

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