What are the tax implications of paying interest?

Interest paid may or may not be tax-deductible depending on the type of interest paid. Use this calculator to help determine what, if any, interest you pay this year may be deductible and to what extent it may save you on taxes.
Federal Income Tax Information
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Home Mortgage Interest
First mortgage interest ($) 
Second mortgage interest ($) 
Home equity loan interest ($) 
Investment Interest
Investment interest you PAID ($) 
Interest and dividends you RECEIVED ($) 
Short-term capital gains/losses (-) ($) 
Business Debt Interest
Business debt interest ($) 
Personal Debt Interest
Credit card interest ($) 
Auto loan interest ($) 
Other personal debt interest ($) 
   

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