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Can you claim your student loan interest on your New York state income tax return?
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Yes, according to Summary of Budget Bill Personal Income Tax Changes Enacted in 2009. Interest paid on a loan made under the New York Higher Education Loan Program will be allowed as a subtraction in computing your New York adjusted gross income (AGI). Eligible interest is interest paid on or after July 1, 2009.
To view the Summary for other changes, type TSB-M-09(11)I Summary on the Google Search screen.
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No
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does my spouse have to claim my workers disability pension on his income tax return
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Yes!
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Do you need to pay tax for the interest received on the principle amount received by the court in the case of accidental claim?
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Can you claim your mother on my income tax?
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