I just purchased a home with my fiancee. Since we won't be getting marry until next year, we'll be filing our
tax returns for 2009 separately. How would we qualify for the 8,000 tax credit? This is our first primary home. Will we be splitting the $8,000?
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HI BRUCE,
SINCE YOU ARE NOT MARRIED YOU CAN SPLIT THE CREDIT AS LONG AS BOTH OF YOU ARE PURCHASING THE PROPERTY TOGETHER. IF ONLY ONE OF YOU ARE GOING TO BE ON THE LOAN THEN THE PURCHASER WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE THE WHOLE CREDIT. IF YOU NEED ANY FURTHER ASSISTANCE PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
THANK YOU,
NICHOLE LATHUS
MCCOLLY REAL ESTATE
708-646-6533
Web Reference: http://www.mccolly.com/nlathus
FIRST ANSWER
Hi Bruce
You would definately want to take that question up with your accountant.
Melissa Leetzow, Realtor
Coldwell Banker Primus
815-382-2957
Web Reference: http://www.MelissaLeetzow.com
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