Do I need to enter the first time buyer credit for a home purchased in 2010? I am divorced and currently living in the house.

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Do I need to enter the first time buyer credit for a home purchased in 2010? I am divorced and currently living in the house.

No, if you purchased your home in 2010, the credit doesn't have to be repaid. This is different from the 2008 First Time Homebuyer Credit which was a "credit" that had to be repaid over 15 years.

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