On January 1 of 2023, Jason and Jill Marsh acquired a home for $500,000 by paying $400,000 down and $100,000 with a 3 percent loan secured by the home. On January 1 of 2024, the Marshes needed cash, s the original loan by taking out a new $250,000, 3 percent loan. With the $250,000 proceeds from the ne Marshes paid off the original $100,000 loan and used the remaining $150,000 to fund their son's college What amount of interest expense on the refinanced loan may the Marshes deduct in 2024? Answer is complete but not entirely correct.
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On January 1 of 2023, Jason and Jill Marsh acquired a home for $500,000 by paying $400,000 down and borrowing
$100,000 with a 3 percent loan secured by the home. On January 1 of 2024, the Marshes needed cash, so they refinanced
the original loan by taking out a new $250,000, 3 percent loan. With the $250,000 proceeds from the new loan, the
Marshes paid off the original $100,000 loan and used the remaining $150,000 to fund their son's college education.
a. What amount of interest expense on the refinanced loan may the Marshes deduct in 2024?
Answer is complete but not entirely correct.
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