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Which of the following types of interest is not deductible?a.Qualified mortgage interest on residenceb.Credit card interestc.Qualified mortgage interest on second residenced.All of these choices are correct.e.None of these choices are correct.
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Deductible interest is the amount of interest on qualified mortgage or loans which are deductible in computation of income.
With qualified mortgage interest, a taxpayer can reduce their taxable income by claiming such deduction and therefore it help in reduction of tax liability.
Qualified mortgage interest is the amount of interest paid by owner of the house on the loan secured by their home.
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