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1 post - 1 author - Last post: Nov 22, 2009Great news for those who already own a home and are thinking about down- sizing or moving-up to a new home! .

Nov 5, 2009 – The $8000 new homebuyer tax credit has been expanded through 2010 to include existing home owners at $6500. But why? By David Grant .

Nov 6, 2009 – Although the tax credit remains at $8000 for home buyers that have not . .. We meet all other requirements, can we still get the 6500 tax credit? .

Nov 6, 2009 – Under the old rules, move-up home buyers did not qualify. . . I beleive that I qualify for the new $6500 tax credit as I owned and lived in a home .

Jan 11, 2010 – The tax credit for long-time homeowners is 10% of the purchase price, up to $6500. To qualify for the first-time home buyer tax credit, you .

Jan 4, 2011 – Taxpayers who've been homeowners are eligible for a tax credit worth as much as $6500 on a replacement home purchased after November 6 .

Before getting into whether the credit-repayment rules will affect you this tax season, . Third version, 2009 and 2010: This credit offered as much as $6500 to .

And in contrast to the first-time homebuyer credit, the new $6500 credit is available . . My wife and I got totally hosed by the wording of the rules for the tax credit. .

Jan 6, 2011 – If you meet all of the requirements for the credit, the law does not . of your current principal residence to qualify for a credit of up to $6500 . . The full amount of the credit is reflected as additional tax on that year's tax return. .

Nov 12, 2009 – The law also adds a new tax credit of up to $6500 for certain repeat home . Here are some answers to common questions about the new rules. .

Nov 16, 2009 – The 6500 dollar tax credit for home owners who are 'trading up' is getting closer scrutiny. The government has not forgotten current .

Feb 22, 2010 – This tax season, there's a lot to consider when it comes to claiming the credit . after November 6, 2009, are eligible for the new $6500 tax credit. . The same rules described above under the first-time homebuyer credit also .

Nov 19, 2009 – $6500 federal tax credit also available for existing .

Nov 25, 2009 – More on the rules and restrictions on the $8000 first time home buyer tax credit and the $6500 home buyer tax credit in these articles: .

Feb 26, 2009 – (With the same rules as the $8K tax credit, though). . . you've owned a home for 5+ years and you are trying to receive the $6500 tax incentive. .

Thanks to the newly extended and expanded tax breaks for buying a home, . 30 expiration and creating a $6500 credit for longtime homeowners who buy new homes. . Income-eligibility rules are the same as for the first-time-buyer credit. .

Dec 6, 2010 – Homebuyers who qualify for a homebuyer tax credit on a home . learn the rules for the long-time homebuyer credit, see Claiming the $6500 .

Extended the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit of up to $8000 to first-time .

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Nov 9, 2009 – You should qualify for the $6500 tax credit as long as you meet the income guidelines and the house you're buying doesn't cost more than .

Dec 3, 2010 – IRS FORM 5405 (Use to claim your first time home buyer tax credit) . However, the IRS website does have the updated rules and information . last 3 years, please see the: $6500 Home Buyer's Credit FAQ for Home Owners. .

Nov 9, 2009 – The tax credit for current home buyers is not retroactive. Guidelines are as follows : Up to $6500 Tax Credit available on homes that go under .

Who is eligible to claim the $6500 tax credit? Qualified move-up or . How is this different than the rules established in early 2009? The previous tax credits .

Explanation of the 2009 $8000 home buyer tax credit. . It's like free money for buying a house during the specified time period and meeting certain requirements. . The extension signed by President Obama gives a $6500 tax credit to home .

The homebuyer tax credit has little-known rules that can help or hurt your . the full amount of up to $8000 for first-time buyers or $6500 for repeat homeowners. .

Nov 6, 2009 – Nicholas provided four scenarios illustrating how the tax credit rules . to buy a new home, she would qualify for the $6500 tax credit because .

The federal housing tax credit of $8000 for first-time home buyers and $6500 for repeat buyers has . Exemption from Housing Tax Credit Recapture Rules .

Jan 26, 2010 – The IRS has released new information for existing homeowners who bought a new home and wish to claim the $6500 tax credit.

Nov 6, 2009 – Do I qualify for the $6500 tax credit? . IRS guidelines say you would probably qualify for the tax credit if you did not live in your father's home. .

Nov 2, 2009 – The $6500 tax credit has several twists and turns, including income limits. Here is a good review of all the rules. Anyway, to your question: The .

EXPANDED $8000 TAX CREDIT to First Time Home Buyers - now with up to $6500 for repeat buyers too! First time home buyers $7500 tax credit from Capital .

Is The $6500 Homebuyer Tax Credit Retroactive for Existing Non-First Time Home . There are no minimum balance requirements and no transaction fees. .

Jul 6, 2010 – I qualify in all other catagories but if I read the rules right, it seems like because I got married I can't take the $6500 tax credit. Or maybe I could .

Jan 29, 2010 – $6500 Tax Credit - Military Members Extension. rwiebusch 53 videos . Exemption From Tax Credit Recapture Rules: Typically, homes that are .

Will the new $6500 tax credit push you to start looking for a new home? . . I know the new rules for payroll limitations start 12/1/09 but not sure about the actual .

Jan 24, 2010 – IRS Clarifies Rules on New $6500 Repeat Home Buyer Tax Credit.

Nov 5, 2009 – So does the new credit follow the same rules as the old credit? . . It would be nice if we could have a $6500 TAX CREDIT so we can stay in our .

Feb 7, 2011 – Topic 611 explains the general rules that apply to this credit for 2008. . new principal residence, may now qualify for a tax credit of up to $6500. .

Nov 12, 2009 – Note however, that under whatever new rules the I.R.S. provides, tax credits of no more than $8000 (or $6500, or 10 percent of the purchase .

Nov 7, 2009 – We meet the income requirements of this bill. So will we be eligible for this $6500 tax credit even though we have already sold our previous .

20 posts - 7 authors - Last post: Nov 28, 2009Jan 1 – November 30, 2009 Rules as enacted February 2009 . . If I purchase a home, will I be eligible for the $6500 tax credit if I meet all the .

Nov 6, 2009 – $6500 tax credit offered to homebuyers who have lived in their current residence . .. When asked about this they simply stated “…new rules… .

Nov 5, 2009 – I'm afraid that homeowners that have to have lived in the primary residence for 5 years in order for the tax credit of $6500 to apply. If you have .

Jan 23, 2010 – IRS offers guidance on new $6500 tax credit for repeat home buyers . Service finally published the rules for the repeat-purchase credit, with .

Jan 24, 2010 – If you've been holding back on the new $6500 federal tax credit for repeat home purchases, you now have all the official IRS guidance you'll .

Nov 8, 2009 – . to take advantage of the new and improved first-time .

Jan 6, 2010 – H.R. 3548 changes home credit rules for 2010. Some existing homeowners can get a $6500 home buyer credit. Learn who qualifies, new .

Oct 29, 2009 – Anyone know a good link to all the rules? . We won't qualify for th e 6500 tax credit because it is not coming into effect until after Dec 2009. .

15 posts - 9 authors - Last post: Oct 31, 2009Senators OK homebuyer tax credit extension - Real estate- . and servicers to adhere to the MHA guidelines. our government is out of control .

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