Finance
Points paid on a mortgage loan are tax deductible for the borrower because they represent:
AA service fee to the lender
BPrepaid mortgage interest✓ Correct
CA title insurance premium
DLender's overhead costs
Explanation
Discount points are treated as prepaid mortgage interest by the IRS, making them potentially tax deductible for borrowers who itemize deductions (subject to IRS rules and limitations).
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