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TAX CREDITS FOR FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS

You can get up to a $8,000 income tax credit when you buy your first home, condo, loft or town home before November 30, 2009. GET MORE INFO >

LOW INCOME HOUSING & HISTORIC REHAB TAX CREDITS

Federal Income Tax Credits are available when you invest in affordable housing or rehab & restore historical properties GET MORE INFO >

Features of the $8,000 Tax Credit*

To be eligible for this real estate tax credit as a first time home buyer you or your spouse cannot have owned a home in the past 3 years.
Maximum Real Estate Tax Credit is $8,000.
Individual taxpayers with incomes up to $75,000 and married couples with incomes up to $150,000 qualify for the full real estate tax credit.
This Real Estate Tax Credit can be used against 2009 income tax liability by adjusting your Federal Tax withholding.
Single Family Homes, Condos, Town Homes & Lofts all qualify for the first time home buyer tax credit.
Program expires November 30, 2009.
The House Of Representatives passed an "economic stimulus bill" that if approved by the Senate and signed by the President would:

*Always consult an accountant to verify how any tax law provision will impact your individual situation & to find out how you can adjust your Federal Income Tax Withholding and by what amount to realize your real estate tax credit in 2009.

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Find out how to get up to a $8,000 Real Estate Tax Credit in your state:

*Alabama*	*Hawaii*	*Massachusetts*	*New Mexico*	*South Dakota*
*Alaska*	*Idaho*	*Michigan*	*New York*	*Tennessee*
*Arizona*	*Illinois*	*Minnesota*	*North Carolina*	*Texas*
Arkansas	*Indiana*	Mississippi	*North Dakota*	*Utah*
*California*	*Iowa*	*Missouri*	*Oklahoma*	*Vermont*
*Colorado*	*Kansas*	*Montana*	*Ohio*	*Virginia*
*Connecticut*	*Kentucky*	*Nebraska*	*Oregon*	*Washington*
*Delaware*	*Louisiana*	*Nevada*	*Pennsylvania*	*West Virginia*
*Florida*	*Maine*	*New Hampshire*	*Rhode Island*	*Wisconsin*
*Georgia*	*Maryland*	*New Jersey*	*South Carolina*	*Wyoming*