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How does a tax credit work?
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March 30, 2009, by

Every dollar of a tax credit reduces income taxes by a dollar.  Credits are claimed on an individual’s income tax return.  Thus, a qualified purchaser would figure out all the income items and exemptions and make all the calculations required to figure out his/her total tax due.  Then, once the total tax owed has been computed, tax credits are applied to reduce the total tax bill.  So, if before taking any credits on a tax return a person has total tax liability of $9500, an $8000 credit would wipe out all but $1500 of the tax due.  ($9,500 - $8000 = $1500). *  

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*Source:  National Association of REALTORS® Government Affairs Update First-Time HomeBuyer Tax Credit


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