Can I File My Student Loan Interest On Taxes Even Though It Has Been Over 5 Years?
I dont’ recall or remember filing my student loan interest as part of my tax return. Is there a cutoff point or can I claim it if I still have documentation or proof?
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v b said
am August 26 2009 @ 12:00 am
2005 and 2006, unless you had an extension to file for 2004.
Doctor Deth said
am August 26 2009 @ 6:33 am
you could only claim interest paid in 2005 for your 2005 tax return, tint pd in 2006 for 2006 tax return, etc and if you already filed you 2007 taxes, you can only amend back to 2005 & 2006
HelloWorldz said
am May 25 2010 @ 9:53 am
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