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April 3, 2009 at 3:34 PM in reply to: Earnings, Poverty and Income in San Diego County – 2008 Report for 2007 #376352April 3, 2009 at 3:34 PM in reply to: Earnings, Poverty and Income in San Diego County – 2008 Report for 2007 #376475
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ParticipantAbout the organizaiot, from their web site “The Center on Policy Initiatives is a nonprofit research and advocacy center dedicated to the interests of working people in the San Diego region. Through research, community organizing and outreach, we seek policy change to promote economic justice and raise workers from poverty to the middle class.”
March 30, 2009 at 1:02 PM in reply to: buy a home in wife’s name to claim the $8000 tax credit #374667Participant[quote=cahunter]If we buy under both’s name, we will get nothing. If my wife can get something, that is better than nothing.[/quote]
Depending on your income level and deductions it is possible to come out welDeductions become more limited, phase-outs apply at lower income levels, etc.
I would not be surprised if you end up paying back a major chunk of the 4k due to filing separately.When making your decision to buy, I would ignore the $4k credit. Then when you do your taxes next year figure out whether you can make it work by filing separately. Based on the info above it does not appear to matter how you structure your purchase.
March 30, 2009 at 1:02 PM in reply to: buy a home in wife’s name to claim the $8000 tax credit #374948Participant[quote=cahunter]If we buy under both’s name, we will get nothing. If my wife can get something, that is better than nothing.[/quote]
Depending on your income level and deductions it is possible to come out welDeductions become more limited, phase-outs apply at lower income levels, etc.
I would not be surprised if you end up paying back a major chunk of the 4k due to filing separately.When making your decision to buy, I would ignore the $4k credit. Then when you do your taxes next year figure out whether you can make it work by filing separately. Based on the info above it does not appear to matter how you structure your purchase.
March 30, 2009 at 1:02 PM in reply to: buy a home in wife’s name to claim the $8000 tax credit #375126Participant[quote=cahunter]If we buy under both’s name, we will get nothing. If my wife can get something, that is better than nothing.[/quote]
Depending on your income level and deductions it is possible to come out welDeductions become more limited, phase-outs apply at lower income levels, etc.
I would not be surprised if you end up paying back a major chunk of the 4k due to filing separately.When making your decision to buy, I would ignore the $4k credit. Then when you do your taxes next year figure out whether you can make it work by filing separately. Based on the info above it does not appear to matter how you structure your purchase.
March 30, 2009 at 1:02 PM in reply to: buy a home in wife’s name to claim the $8000 tax credit #375169Participant[quote=cahunter]If we buy under both’s name, we will get nothing. If my wife can get something, that is better than nothing.[/quote]
Depending on your income level and deductions it is possible to come out welDeductions become more limited, phase-outs apply at lower income levels, etc.
I would not be surprised if you end up paying back a major chunk of the 4k due to filing separately.When making your decision to buy, I would ignore the $4k credit. Then when you do your taxes next year figure out whether you can make it work by filing separately. Based on the info above it does not appear to matter how you structure your purchase.
March 30, 2009 at 1:02 PM in reply to: buy a home in wife’s name to claim the $8000 tax credit #375291Participant[quote=cahunter]If we buy under both’s name, we will get nothing. If my wife can get something, that is better than nothing.[/quote]
Depending on your income level and deductions it is possible to come out welDeductions become more limited, phase-outs apply at lower income levels, etc.
I would not be surprised if you end up paying back a major chunk of the 4k due to filing separately.When making your decision to buy, I would ignore the $4k credit. Then when you do your taxes next year figure out whether you can make it work by filing separately. Based on the info above it does not appear to matter how you structure your purchase.
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nor-LA: USSR? What’s that?[/quote]
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Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nor-LA: USSR? What’s that?[/quote]
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Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nor-LA: USSR? What’s that?[/quote]
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Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nor-LA: USSR? What’s that?[/quote]
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Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Nor-LA: USSR? What’s that?[/quote]
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ParticipantForgot to mention. The hardware product I am talking about is a Personal Computer.
… This had nothing to do with the bailout, or bailout mentality. If blaming reduced demand of a product or price deflation on the bailout mentality makes people feel better, then so be it. But that is simply not what is going on in the original example.
ParticipantForgot to mention. The hardware product I am talking about is a Personal Computer.
… This had nothing to do with the bailout, or bailout mentality. If blaming reduced demand of a product or price deflation on the bailout mentality makes people feel better, then so be it. But that is simply not what is going on in the original example.
ParticipantForgot to mention. The hardware product I am talking about is a Personal Computer.
… This had nothing to do with the bailout, or bailout mentality. If blaming reduced demand of a product or price deflation on the bailout mentality makes people feel better, then so be it. But that is simply not what is going on in the original example.
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