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2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

 
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2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

What is your question?   Do you need to repay it?

If you used Turbo Tax last year it may have already transferred over.  To enter the $500 payment for the 2008 $7,500 First Time Homebuyer's Credit, go to

Federal (or Personal for Home & Business)

Deductions and Credits

Your Home

Homebuyer Credit - click the Start or Update button

kdbma86
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2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

I bought a house in 2008 and I went through a divorce I guess she claimed it all when I was one that payed on house to. My tax refund was rejected and I have the form and divorce papers and need to get my refund not sure where to go from here.

kdbma86
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2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

Ok I already have my form and divorce papers not sure where to go from here

kdbma86
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2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

No it's for the tax refund first time home buyers refund for 2008

2008 tax refund for first time home buyers

not sure what your question is. 


If you qualified for the 2008 credit, it was treated as an interest-free loan. The IRS required those homebuyers to repay the credit over a 15-year period through an individual federal income tax increase. The credit did not have to be repaid by those who purchased homes in 2009 and 2010, with some exceptions.

if you didn't claim the credit in 2008 it's too late. if you took the credit in 2008 if the home was
transferred to a spouse (or ex-spouse as part of a divorce settlement), the spouse who received the home is
responsible for repaying the credit (regardless of whether he or she was the purchaser) 

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