that if you refinance your home at a lower rate you are entitled to the $6,500 credit? My client came in today and said that her neighbor's tax preparer did it for her. Wow, where have I been with all my updates.
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Did you ask him to make sure his neighbor tells him once he gets this refund?Originally posted by BOB W View Post -
Where do these people get their info??????????????Originally posted by Gretel View PostThis post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.
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No telling
Working on one now where the folks were certain they qualified for SOMETHING. Purchased new home 4/03/09. Lived in home they owned eight years prior to that. They even held out hope that the old home wasn't really a home because it was "just a mobile home".
One couple thought they qualified for $6500 by virtue of owning a home "for a long time". No new purchase.
And, for the last 100 years (OK, 15) everybody I have thinks they can write off changing out their kitchen cabinets. (Don't know why I threw that in. Totally unrelated. But, bothers me quite a bit.)If you loan someone $20 and never see them again, it was probably worth it.Comment
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Wow, unbelievable.
People like this idiot really give us 'tax practitioners' a bad name. They should be forbidden to prepare another tax return immediately.Last edited by Questionguy101; 03-18-2010, 06:39 PM.Comment
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