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There are 37 lenders participating in the “Making Home Affordable” program and working with them makes predicting an outcome easier however, we have also achieved mortgage modification for Non-participating lenders (Including West Suburban Bank and Key Bank). We achieved our first mortgage modification in April of 2008 and have now successfully worked on behalf of our clients with most major lenders. Please contact us ASAP so that we can review your situation and determine whether the “Making Home Affordable” program is likely to be available to you.

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Property tax exemptions deadline near

The year end marks the deadline for new homeowners to apply for property tax exemptions. Lake County homeowners who bought or refinanced their homes after March 1 must file at the auditor’s exemption office by 4:30 p.m today, Auditor Peggy Katona said. Porter County homeowners have until 4:30 p.m. Thursday to file for exemptions at the auditor’s office in Valparaiso. Long lines have stretched …

Question: Can I carry over interest paid on mortgages for tax deduction?

Can I carry over from 2005 to 2006 interest paid on mortgages for tax deduction? Also, are there any other deductions that can be carried over besides charitable contributions?

Thanks.

Answer: No, in fact you cannot. If the issue is that you did not claim all of your mortgage interest in 2005, then you need to file an amended 2005 tax return which includes the mortgage interest you forgot to deduct. This will get you a 2005 refund based on this additional amount. You then file your 2006 return with 2006 mortgage interest only from 2006.

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Why Johnny can’t be deducted

As a foster mom, I clothed, fed and cared for a child in need. But it’s the birth mother who gets the tax break