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@Anonymous wrote:Sorry to bring up an old topic here...
Just to clarify....
I filed my 2008 taxes and received my money back. If I buy a home in 3/09 I can still file an addendum under my 2008 taxes. Is that correct?
yes, you can file an amendment under 2008 and I suggest you do that. Your taxes will be filed jointly so that means you have up to $150k to qualify. Don't wait for 2009 taxes, because his 2009 income would be used and you don't want that.
you will get an additional $8k aside from any refund you already got. this tax credit is completely separate from what you already were refunded for.
Thanks!
Has anyone gotten this refund yet? I am also curious as to how long it takes as previously mentioned by another person
@itsjustmeibe wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Sorry to bring up an old topic here...
Just to clarify....
I filed my 2008 taxes and received my money back. If I buy a home in 3/09 I can still file an addendum under my 2008 taxes. Is that correct?
yes, you can file an amendment under 2008 and I suggest you do that. Your taxes will be filed jointly so that means you have up to $150k to qualify. Don't wait for 2009 taxes, because his 2009 income would be used and you don't want that.
you will get an additional $8k aside from any refund you already got. this tax credit is completely separate from what you already were refunded for.
I am a little confused on the tax credit. I thought it worked like this.....If I paid $4000 into the feds and my tax was only $2000 I normally would get a refund of my original $2000........ 4000-2000=2000 but because of the credit I would actually get the full 4000 but not more than I paid in. Is this correct?? Thanks in advance.
@Anonymous wrote:
This is a refundable credit. You'd actually get back $10k!
Wow that is great news!! Thanks.