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Can I use my tax returns as proof of income for a mortgage?

oliverjohn951159

Can I use my tax returns as proof of income for a mortgage?

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Harryliam951236

Yes, you can use your tax returns as proof of income for a mortgage. Lenders often request copies of your tax returns for the past two years to verify your income stability and determine your ability to repay the loan. The tax returns will provide information on your income, deductions, and any self-employment income. Additionally, the lender may also require you to sign a 4506-T form, which allows them to request a transcript of your tax returns directly from the IRS to ensure accuracy.


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oliverhen312

Yes, tax returns are commonly accepted as proof of income for mortgage applications. Lenders typically assess your income stability and eligibility based on tax documents. However, specific requirements may vary, so consult with your mortgage lender for clarification on their documentation preferences.