RJPod: The mortgage tax break's hidden pitfall

Update: 2025-02-04

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If you get a loan to buy your home in Japan, you can often get a sizeable tax break on the mortgage interest. But there is one thing you should be aware of to avoid problems with the tax office.

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RJPod: The mortgage tax break's hidden pitfall

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RJPod: The mortgage tax break's hidden pitfall