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Old 04-17-2011, 12:31 PM
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Is there a way to deduct money that was provided as a loan to open business

I became unemployed in 2010. I had a lump sum payout when I left. So, my wife opened an s corporation busines. I loaned her the capital to open the business. Can I deduct the amount of the loan. I understand that the interest paid back from the company would be income as it is paid but is there a way for me to reduce my income for this year by the amount of the investment.



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