New Revisions to the Tax Credit for 2009

As modified in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

 Here are the quick down and dirty bullet points for the revisions to the tax credit. While we may have 'lost' the $15,000 carrot that was dangled over the past few months there are some big improvements over the previous plan. First it is increased slightly... but most importantly, You DON'T owe it back if you occupy the primary residence for 3 years.

Here are the important points to share with your buyers:

  • Maximum Credit INCREASED to $8,000.
  • Any single family primary residence eligible:(including condo, co-op, townhome.)
  • Reduces or eliminates income tax liability for the year of the purchase
  • Income limit: $75k single, 150k married  and phases out above 95k/170k
  • First time Buyer only (may not have owned a home in the past 3 years)
  • Purchasers using state bond programs are eligible
  • No repayment for purchase made January 1, 2009 through December 1, 2009
  • Recapture only if home is sold within 3years of purchase (for homes purchased in 2009)
  • Program ends December 1, 2009
  • Revisions to previous plan are effective as of:   January 1, 2009

 That is the quick easy to read version of the plan!

 

Have a great week!

Rob

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4 Comments on First Time Buyer Tax Credit.... Whats new for 2009.

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there has been a lot of talk of the credit. This was the easiest way for me to explain it!  of course when ever discussing "tax stuff" always advise your clients to double check with their CPA.

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Thanks Robert, I just so happen to have a first-time home buyer with an accepted offer today.  I will make sure my buyer is aware of the new tax credit.  Have a wonder day on the East Coast as it is sunny and beautiful on the West Coast.  Jaxs

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GREAT blog, short and sweet to the point ! Have a great and successful weekend.

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Thanks Lynn and Jaxs!  I am happy you liked it.. Some times short and sweet is just the right way....

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