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All is not lost when it comes to the mortgage interest deduction

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The tax reform law's two significant changes to the way taxpayers deduct interest on loans related to their home both contain exceptions

The recently enacted tax reform package changed the way we think about itemized deductions by placing caps on some items and outright repealing others. The change that's garnered the most attention is the new $10,000 cap on the state and local income and property tax deduction, and understandably so

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