Renters' Credit if You Live in E.V.?

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3 total messages Started by Anne P. Mitchell, Esq.2b Sat, 22 Feb 1992 02:47

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Author: Anne P. Mitchell, Esq.2b
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 1992 02:47

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So...the CA tax forms apparently say you can't take the renters' credit
if you live on tax-exempt property...and I was told that Stanford is
tax-exempt, and as such people who pay for housing here can't take the
credit.

Does anybody know about this definitively, one way or the other?

Thanks
-- 
     LOOKING FOR:  Nan Booton, Lorna Taylor, Linda Dalgard, & Sumi Furiya
I am: Anne Mitchell, mom, 3rd-year law student, transplanted East-coaster, and
     	  founder of FREE, the Fathers Rights and Equality Exchange.
   The fathers' rights paper is ftpable from leland.stanford.edu;/pub/dads

Re: Renters' Credit if You Live in E.V.?

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Author: David Mackay
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 1992 20:16

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People living in E.V. may not take the Renter's Credit on their California
taxes.  This is posted every year in the Village Express which is
distributed to all E.V. residents (if their GRA bothers to distribute it).

Re: Renters' Credit if You Live in E.V.?

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Author: #####.C.H.A.W.#####
Date: Sun, 23 Feb 1992 07:40

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mackay@front-street.Stanford.EDU (David Mackay) writes:

>People living in E.V. may not take the Renter's Credit on their California
>taxes.  This is posted every year in the Village Express which is
>distributed to all E.V. residents (if their GRA bothers to distribute it).

Isn't there an exception made for people who lived in EV for less than 6 months
last year?

-Chaw

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