Showing posts with label new income limits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new income limits. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

Questions for the Tax Lady: January 25th, 2010

Check out the following new Questions for the Tax Lady answers and feel free to ask me questions through one of the links below. You can send me an email, direct message or @ reply, and I will do my best to get an answer for you!



Question #1: Roni, does your law firm offer tax preparation services?

No, Roni Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation does not offer tax preparation services. However, there are dozens of Roni Deutch Tax Center locations across the country offering tax preparation, in addition to a handful of other financial services. To find the Roni Deutch Tax Center location nearest you, click here or call 1-800-230-1083.

Question #2: What are the income limits for the 2010 home buyer’s credit?

Income limits for eligible homebuyers for the 2010 tax year are $125,000 for single buyers and $225,000 for couples. This was a significant increase from the 2009 credit, which had $75,000 and $150,000 limits.

Monday, November 09, 2009

Questions for the Tax Lady: November 9th, 2009

Check out the following new Questions for the Tax Lady answers and feel free to ask me questions through one of the links below. You can send me an email, direct message or @ reply, and I will do my best to get an answer for you!



Question #1: If my wife and I sell our house this year and buy a new one, can we claim the $8,000 extended homebuyers credit?

Answer: No, you will not be eligible for the $8,000 credit. However, when Congress extended the credit they also created a new $6,500 credit for property owners who have lived in their home for at least five consecutive years. Therefore if you and your wife have lived in your home for five years then you may be able to take advantage of the new, lesser credit.

Question #2: What are the new income limits for the first-time homebuyers credit?

Answer: In the new bill, the income limits for eligible homebuyers were expanded to $125,000 for single buyers and $225,000 for couples. The old credit had $75,000 and $150,000 limits.

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