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Homebuyer Tax Credit Paperwork
April 2nd, 2010
Question: I misspelled the Last letters of my Last-name on my 2008 taxes.?
I misspelled the Last letters of my Last-name on my 2008 taxes and i just noticed it becuase i am amending my 2008 taxes ONLY for the first-time homebuyer credit. Should i correct my paperwork (Last-name) now or just leave it alone and sent it like that?
Answer: No Big Deal, unless it is the first four letters you misspelled.
IRS matches SS # and first 4 letters of last name, so it is NOT something they totally ignore.
With the amendment, YES, correct your name, to avoid future questions, problems. Since you’re filing an amendment, correct this, but if you weren’t amending, I’d let it pass.
Opportunities good for home buyers
The conventional wisdom is that now is one of the strongest buyer’s markets for homes in a long time. Despite cautions that buying a home is a substantial investment and it is never a good time to bite off more than you can chew, it seems like a good time to buy a home.
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Tax Credit Paperwork
August 31st, 2008
Question: New home buyer 8000 tax credit refund info?
I was just wondering how long it is taking others to get back their checks after sending in the proper paperwork for the $8000.00 new Home Owners Tax Credit refund…We submitted our amended return and all paperwork the middle of August and was just curious how long it is taking others to get their money…Thank You…
I am not sure exactly what we included,,we had it done at H&R block, signed everything there at the office and what ever they put in the envelope, we stamped and mailed in that same day…
Answer: Figure about 16 weeks if you included a copy of the HUD-1 settlement sheet as proof of purchase. Figure 18 to 20 weeks if you didn’t.
GOOD RIDDANCE
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