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What is the income threshold for married homeowners filing separately?

April 26, 2017filing homeowners income married separately threshold

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What is the income threshold for married homeowners filing separately?

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For married homeowners filing separately, there is a $50,000 adjusted gross income threshold per person. The MI tax deduction is reduced by 10% for each $500 that the married Member’s adjusted gross income exceeds $50,000.