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3 years ago

Investment interest expense includes:

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Oksana_A [137]3 years ago

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Answer:

A)) interest expense from loans to purchase corporate bonds and interest expense from loans to purchase stocks.

Explanation:

An investment interest expense can be regarded as any amount of interest which is been paid on proceeds of loan that is been used in purchasing investments or securities. investment interest expense can be regarded as been deductible under some particular circumstances.

It should be noted that investment interest expense include;

✓interest expense from loans to purchase corporate bonds

✓ interest expense from loans to purchase stocks.

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