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Mortgage Interest Relief at Source
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Mortgage Interest Relief at Source
Also called MIRAS. A former program in the United Kingdom that provided a tax benefit for a portion of the interest paid on a mortgage. It was instituted to encourage homeownership; it was abolished in 2000.
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Many of them were deeply upset when MIRAS was scrapped in the tax year ending April 2000.
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