Will the $8,000 First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Expand to $15,000?

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skip of statesboro ga. nov 06, 2009 7:37 am

this is a good program that can help a lot of good people that want to live the american dream. I don't look at it as the government helping out like some knight in shining armor, it's the government giving back tax money that never should have been taken to begin with. They are not suppose to tax us on our personal income . If you don't believe me, just ask the I.R.S. to show you the law. They can't do it because there isn't one.

of @ Nov 06, 2009 07:44:19 AM

Tax Credit

I've only heard the tax credit time has been extened to April 2010, not they the amt. has increased. Time ext. passed Senate yesterday and waiting for Obama to sign off.

Staci of TN @ Nov 05, 2009 15:17:53 PM

Read the reports

I believe that all the greedy scum comes out of the wood work when people do good things for them. This is a tax credit to help people and the scum just jumps aboard and makes fraudulent claims to the IRS. I say the IRS should prosecute all those people to get the money back. No more refunds for them for the next 5 years. That would teach them a lesson. No more stupid excuses from people because if you are not clear on the tax laws then you need to hire a tax consultant. Corporations have been playing this game for years. It is time for the big boys to pay up.

Mike of OR @ Nov 05, 2009 03:48:04 AM

The long await is here

It is about time the government has helped people out. Prices were to high and those with all the money are greedy. It gives the small guy a chance at life. Everyone will die at some point in life and you can't take all you crap with you so why not make the world a better place?

Mike of OR @ Nov 05, 2009 03:08:45 AM

Tax credit

Have they increased the credit first time buyers to 15,000 from 8,000 or extended the time to use the tax credit?

Michelle of OR @ Nov 04, 2009 21:51:12 PM

Real estate reality

Furious, your homes will rebound to higher prices. It is always a risk to buy a home, some people get lucky. If the government does not stimulate other people buying homes your home will definitely continue to lose value. So deal with it, that's life, why don't you take advantage of the extension and buy a bigger home and rent the one you have out.

Joanna of CA @ Nov 02, 2009 14:47:21 PM

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