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Student loan interest deduction

Deduct up to $2,500 qualified student-loan interest from taxable income

Verified Oct 10, 2026Tax Benefit

Eligibility

Who qualifies

Taxpayer meeting qualified-loan/payment/filing/income rules

Availability: United States
Countries: United States
Student requirement: Taxpayer/student conditional

What you get

Benefit value

Deduct up to $2,500 qualified student-loan interest from taxable income

Value category: Aid / tax
Known value: Not safely quantified

Deduction, not $2,500 cash; savings depend on tax rate.

Timing

Renewal and expiration

Annual tax-year rules

Starts: No fixed start date published
Expires: No fixed expiration published
Verification status: Verified — last checked Oct 10, 2026

Current catalog status: Active – verified

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