Biden's $39B Student Loan Forgiveness: Tax Implications and Slow Progress

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The Biden administration plans to forgive $39 billion in student debt for 804,000 borrowers, which will not trigger a federal tax bill due to a provision from the American Rescue Plan. However, state taxes may still apply depending on where you live. It is important to plan for taxes, as current tax exemptions for income-driven repayment plans are temporary. Seeking professional advice and potentially switching plans can help minimize future tax liability. There is a possibility that the provision for tax-free student loan forgiveness could be extended.
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