SHOULD I CLAIM STUDENT LOAN INTEREST DEDUCTIONS (FEDERAL & WI)?

I am scheming to record fed and state (WI) taxation returns. I have done 2250.60, and have had a little sovereign and state income taxation withheld. This is the first reason for filing, to get which income back. I additionally have a matter of about $350 in tyro loan seductiveness paid. Should I explain that? Will it get me some-more money?

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Your Friendly Jewish Accountant April 20, 2010 at 6:58 pm

You probably won’t have more than your standard deduction in receipts and since you made little for the year, I don’t think it will help. You can use the 1040EZ if there aren’t deductions.

chatsplas April 20, 2010 at 7:10 pm

Maybe. . . .Yes, if you are filing, put it in too.

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