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This amount currently is limited to the first $1 million of your mortgage balance(s). The only way that acquisition indebtness can increase is if you have or will be completing qualified home improvements. If you did improvements within the last two years, you can still refinance and count that amount as part of your acquisition indebtness. Home Equity Indebtedness is a little simpler to explain. It is the amount of your mortgage(s) exceeding your acquisition indebtness. Currently home equity indebtedness is limited to $100,000. The problem is that if you did a cash out refinance of more than $100,000, you cannot deduct the interest on the amount beyond $100,000. This is because A Manager's PR Paradigm r home, minus the amount of principal you have paid down. This amount currently is limited to the first $1 million of your mortgage balance(s). The only way that acquisition indebtness can increase is if you have or will be completing qualified home improvements. 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You decide to refinance for a new mortgage of $300,000. How much is deductible? Well, in this case, your acquistion indebtedness is $100,000, your allowable home equity indebtedness is $100,000, so you can only deduct interest off the first $200,000. The other $100,000 is non-deductible in this case. What about if you spent $50,000 to build a pool 2 years ago and paid cash for it? Well then you could add the $50,000 to your acquisition indebtedness and then deduct $250,000 of the $300,000 instead. There are ways to legally exceed these
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