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A new study says tax bills could triple for people who receive student loan forgiveness through income-driven repayment (IDR) plans.  Previously, forgiven student loans were exempt from federal income tax, but that provision expired at the end of 2025.  An average married couple with two dependents earning around $60,000 could see their tax bill go up by…
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The reporting uses measured language, attributing potential tax changes to the findings of a specific study. It frames the outcome as a possibility rather than a guaranteed result for all borrowers.
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