Tax Credit

Solar Powered Homes are Hot

by jasonimprota October 19, 2010 Calabasas Blog

I recently had a conversation with some clients of ours who had just installed Solar Panels on their house. It is a 1920′s era house in the West Hollywood vicinity of Los Angeles with no air conditioning. After much research, they decided now was an opportune time to install Solar …

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First Time Buyer Tax Credit Status

by jasonimprota August 11, 2010 Calabasas Blog

Were you one of the lucky buyers who was able to purchase a home in time to take advantage of the First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit? Are you wondering what is happening with that credit?

Well, you can find out the status of your home buyer tax credit application by calling the IRS at 800-829-4477 or …

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Expiring Tax Credit Has Buyers Rushing to Sign Dotted Line

by jasonimprota April 18, 2010 Latest News

RISMEDIA, April 19, 2010—(MCT)—Latasha Hall never envisioned herself a homeowner. But by the end of the month, she will be. Just in time.

With the soon-to-expire tax credit for first-time buyers as an assist, the single mother plans to close on a $166,650 three-bedroom house in Clifton Heights, Pa. “If it hadn’t been for the credit, …

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Homebuyer tax credit signed into law (Video)

by jasonimprota March 30, 2010 Calabasas Blog

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a new bill this week that would extend the $10,000 homebuyer tax credit to Californians.

The state legislature on March 22 passed assembly bill (AB) 183, which gives the Franchise Tax Board authority to extend $200m in tax credits to homebuyers in the Golden State. Buyers of new, unoccupied …

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Governor Schwarzenegger Signs $10,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit Legislation

by jasonimprota March 26, 2010 Calabasas Blog

Recently, Gov. Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 183, the Homebuyer Tax Credit legislation, into law.

AB 183 will provide $200 million for home buyer tax credits, allocating $100 million for qualified first-time home buyers of existing homes and $100 million for purchasers of new, or previously unoccupied, homes. The eligible taxpayer who purchases a qualified personal residence …

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