How to Deduct Student Loan Interest on Form 1040 using IRS Form 1098-E

If you borrowed money to fund your college education, the student loan interest expense on your payments may qualify as a tax deduction.
If you start making payments on those loans, the loan company will issue you a Form 1098-E at year-end, showing the amount of interest you paid during the year.
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