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Can the interest/payment on a home equity loan be deducted as home office expense, the same a home mortgage ?

06.09.2010 · Posted in Internet


I have been asked to set a home office for my employer’s benefit. I will work from home on daily basis. I know I can deduct a portion of my mortgage payment and utlilties from my taxes, but can I deducted my home equity loan payments? Should I consolidate both loans to get the total tax benefit?

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Can the interest/payment on a home equity loan be deducted as home office expense, the same a home mortgage ?

2 Responses to “Can the interest/payment on a home equity loan be deducted as home office expense, the same a home mortgage ?”

  1. DillyDallyLama says:

    Mmmh I’ve noted that thanks.

    BTW I’m the Tax Man (or my friends call me Lucifer).

  2. waggy_33 says:

    Interest paid on a home equity loan is deductible as mortgage interest as long as the home equity loan is not greater than $100,000. If such a loan exceeds $100,000 then you would have to trace what the funds were used for to seen if any additional interest is deductible.
    Interest paid on a home equity line of $100,000 or less is deductible on schedule a as mortgage interest but it is not deductible when you are computing alternative minimum tax.
    Mortgage interest is defined as a loan obtained to purchase, construct or improve a personal residence plus a home equity loan of no more than $100,000. The overall limit on such loans is $1,000,000 plus the $100,000.

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