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Treasury Confirms Rollout of Car Loan Tax Break for US-Assembled Cars
The deduction allows eligible taxpayers to deduct up to $10,000 annually on interest for new U.S.-assembled vehicles purchased from 2025 to 2028, supporting American workers and affordability.
- On Jan. 8, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Treasury and the IRS are issuing guidance to implement President Trump’s policy allowing a $10,000 annual auto loan interest deduction.
- The law ties the deduction to U.S.-assembled vehicles to support American workers, Bessent wrote on X, signed on July 4 as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
- Eligibility requires new vehicles with final assembly in the U.S., first ownership, a lien-secured loan, excluding used vehicles; deductions phase out above $100,000 for singles and $200,000 for joint filers.
- Against a backdrop of high prices, Bessent said `For millions of Americans, a car isn’t a luxury, it’s how you get to work, school, and childcare` and `This deduction helps lower monthly costs and makes car ownership more affordable`.
- The administration also paired the tax break with rolling back Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, praised by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, while tariffs face a Supreme Court challenge Friday amid unclear long-term trade and manufacturing effects.
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