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@ You would need to contact the IRS at 800-829-4477.
6:04 AM Dec 22nd
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in reply to kareemy
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Check out this new brochure which explains the two home buyer tax credits, the tax benefits of homeownership and more!
7:19 AM Dec 11th
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The IRS Web site has updated its info on the two tax credits. It also includes videos in both English and Spanish:
6:37 AM Dec 9th
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@ Can take up to 10 weeks for amended returns. It will come to you in the form of a check.
6:39 AM Nov 30th
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in reply to brogshan
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@ As long as you meet the other req., i.e. income restrictions and reside in the house as principal residence, then yes.
6:17 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to flashpointzero
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@ As long as you meet the other requirements, i.e. income restrictions and reside in the house as principal residence, then yes.
6:17 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to bobotwitt
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@ If you access the video at this link, the embedding info is there:
6:58 AM Nov 18th
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in reply to jfloyd
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@ Yes, as long as it is your principal residence.
8:53 AM Nov 16th
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in reply to nanaof5florida
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@ You can't claim the credit until you move into the new home as your principal residence.
6:26 AM Nov 16th
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in reply to Falcon_1967
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The Chief Economist of NAHB answers frequently asked questions about the two tax credits in this informative video:
8:39 AM Nov 13th
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@ Yes, as long as you live in one side of it as your principal residence.
6:19 AM Nov 13th
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in reply to NWSold
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@ You can amend your 2008 taxes for a home purchased in 2009.
6:29 AM Nov 12th
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in reply to davekim83
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NAHB's Rob Dietz is answering questions from home buyers on the tax credit this week for the NY Times. Ask yours here:
11:42 AM Nov 10th
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Updated FAQs on both the $8,000 first time home buyers and the new $6,500 repeat buyers tax credits can be found here:
6:32 AM Nov 9th
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It's official! President Obama signed the home buyer tax credit extension and expansion into law. Here are the facts:
9:23 AM Nov 6th
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@ IRS says no close relative, and lists spouse, parent, grandparent, child or grandchild. Not sure about uncle. Call IRS.
7:50 AM Nov 6th
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in reply to DoggieVogue
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@ Absent some IRS guidance to the contrary, it appears the test must be met by both spouses. We're looking into it. Check w/ a tax prof
6:28 AM Nov 6th
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in reply to linkm
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Great news! Congress has extended and expanded the home buyer tax credit. Now onto President Obama for his signature.
12:45 PM Nov 5th
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@ The House just passed it, onto the President for his signature
11:42 AM Nov 5th
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in reply to goingbigger
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@ It passed the Senate, now onto the House, which will hopefully vote on it sometime today or tomorrow. Then onto the President.
6:04 AM Nov 5th
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in reply to sabrinasev
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- Name Housing Tax Credit
- Web http://www.federa...
- Bio Congress has enacted legislation providing a tax credit of up to $8,000 for first-time home buyers.
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