What is a Mortgage insurance premium?
A mortgage insurance premium is a fee paid by borrowers who finance a home with less than 20% down, required by lenders to offset default risk. Forms include private mortgage insurance on conventional loans, FHA annual premiums, and USDA annual guarantee fees. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, MIPs are treated as qualified residence interest and are deductible for itemizing homeowners beginning with the 2026 tax year, subject to the $750,000 mortgage cap. Homeowners can coordinate this deduction with a Sell your home strategy to optimize real estate tax planning.
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