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Instructions for Filing Form 1098

Are you a homeowner who paid mortgage interest, points, or mortgage insurance premiums on your mortgage loan last year? If so, you may receive Form 1098 from your lender. This tax form shows how much mortgage interest you paid during the year, which you can use to claim a deduction on your income tax return. Filing Form 1098 accurately and on time is crucial to avoid issues with the IRS and ensure that you receive the maximum tax benefits. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of filing Form 1098 as a borrower, including what information you need to gather, when and where to file, and how to fill out the form correctly. By following our simple instructions, you can take the stress out of tax season and ensure that you're getting the most out of your mortgage interest deductions.

Are you a homeowner who paid mortgage interest, points, or mortgage insurance premiums on your mortgage loan last year? If so, you may receive Form 1098 from your lender. This tax form shows how much mortgage interest you paid during the year, which you can use to claim a deduction on your income tax return. Filing Form 1098 accurately and on time is crucial to avoid issues with the IRS and ensure that you receive the maximum tax benefits. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of filing Form 1098 as a borrower, including what information you need to gather, when and where to file, and how to fill out the form correctly. By following our simple instructions, you can take the stress out of tax season and ensure that you’re getting the most out of your mortgage interest deductions.