First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit: Don’t Let These Items Eat Up Your Anticipated Credit

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Many first time home buyers are jumping into the real estate market, determined to find their dream home before the expiration of the 2009 Homebuyer Tax Credit on November 30, 2009. 

Before you start counting on that $8,000 check from Uncle Sam, be sure that there won’t be any surprises come tax time. 

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Did you know that your tax credit could possibly be reduced for the following reasons?

  • Outstanding garnishments against your wages
  • Unpaid student loans
  • Unsettled obligations to the IRS

As always, you should check with your accountant or other tax professional for advice regarding your specific situation.


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