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“If you reached end of federal income-driven repayment plan in 2025 and haven’t had loans officially forgiven yet you will still be eligible for break as long as you had enough qualifying payments in tax year 2025 that brought you past forgiveness threshold”
The New York Times by Tara Siegel Bernard, Ron Lieber View original article

Analyzed on 2026-09-21T17:41:44+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-21

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If you reached the end of a federal income-driven repayment plan in 2025 and haven’t had your loans officially forgiven yet, you will still be eligible for the break — as long as you had enough qualifying payments in tax year 2025 that brought you past the forgiveness threshold, experts said.

Extracted from: 2025 Tax Returns: Here’s What to Know About Filing This Year , The New York Times

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“If you reached the end of a federal income-driven repayment plan in 2025 and haven’t had your loans officially forgiven yet, you will still be eligible for the break — as long as you had enough qualifying payments in tax year 2025 that brought you past the forgiveness threshold, experts said.”

2025 Tax Returns: Here’s What to Know About Filing This Year

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Claim ID CLM-00162768
Slug if-you-reached-end-of-federal-income-driven-repayment-plan-i-00162768
Origin nytimes.com
Captured 218 d ago
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