BAP Blog So what happens if the purchaser is eligible for an $8000 credit but their entire income tax liability for the year is only $6000?
So what happens if the purchaser is eligible for an $8000 credit but their entire income tax liability for the year is only $6000?
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March 30, 2009, by

This tax credit is what’s called “refundable” credit.  Thus, if the eligible purchaser’s total tax liability was $6000, the IRS would send the purchaser a check for $2000.  The refundable amount is the difference between $8000 credit amount and the amount of tax liability.  ($8000 - $6000 = $2000) Most taxpayers determine their tax liability by referring to tables that the IRS prepares each year.

 

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


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