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I took money out of an IRA. This was used for a down payment on a home purchase. However, this is not my first home purchase. Can i still use that as an deduction?

 
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Fern
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I took money out of an IRA. This was used for a down payment on a home purchase. However, this is not my first home purchase. Can i still use that as an deduction?

The IRS allows an exception if you have not owned a home for the past two years. In this situation, you may be able to take an exclusion from penalty for an early IRA withdrawal.

However, this $10,000 penalty exclusion is a lifetime limit. If you have excluded $10,000 of an early IRA distribution for first time home purchase in the past, you cannot take the exclusion again.

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Fern
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I took money out of an IRA. This was used for a down payment on a home purchase. However, this is not my first home purchase. Can i still use that as an deduction?

The IRS allows an exception if you have not owned a home for the past two years. In this situation, you may be able to take an exclusion from penalty for an early IRA withdrawal.

However, this $10,000 penalty exclusion is a lifetime limit. If you have excluded $10,000 of an early IRA distribution for first time home purchase in the past, you cannot take the exclusion again.
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