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Simulated conversation. Question: Is all the interest on my business loans deductible this year? Answer: Business loan interest is generally deductible, but not all of it may be deductible this year due to the business interest expense limitation under section 163(j) [1]. To deduct business loan interest, you must meet these conditions: • You are legally liable for the debt • Both you and the lender intend repayment • You have a true debtor-creditor relationship [3] The limitation is computed and reported on Form 8990 [2]. Sources: IRC § 163(j), Instructions for Form 8990, IRC § 163(a).
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