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If you are due a refund, you can have it deposited directly into your checking or savings account. There’s no waiting for a check in the mail.

Through a refund anticipation loan, you can get money in as little as 2 business day after IRS acceptance. The Refund Anticipation Loan is a loan from a bank in the amount of your refund. When the loan is approved, fees are deducted from the loan amount and the balance of the loan is deposited to your bank account or mailed to you by paper check. Your refund is used to pay back the loan. Available again in January of 2009

Recovery Rebate Credit

Tax credit for 2008 only for people who did not receive the economic stimulus

The recovery rebate credit is a special federal tax credit for 2008 only. The credit is available for individuals who did not apply for the economic stimulate rebate in 2007. The recovery rebate credit is also available for people who's rebate is higher when calculated using their 2008 financial information.

In 2007, Congress authorized the IRS to issue advance tax refunds called the economic stimulus rebate. These advance rebates were calculated using information from a person's 2007 tax return.

Some people did not receive their stimulus rebate. Perhaps because they did not file a return. Or perhaps because they filed their return after the October 15th deadline. Or perhaps because they did not qualify for the stimulus rebate because their income was too low or too high.

Such individuals are eligible to claim a recovery rebate credit. The credit is calculated using the same criteria as the stimulus rebate. The difference is the recovery rebate uses 2008 income information. That means a change in your income or dependents might make you eligible for a higher rebate amount. . Learn more about the Recovery Rebate Credit

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Whats New on Tax Regulations
 Several changes occurred in the tax laws this year. The biggest change, and the one likely to affect many more taxpayers, occurs with the Alternative Minimum Tax. The deduction for mortgage insurance premiums was scheduled to last for 2007 only, but has now been extended through 2010. There's a new additional standard deduction, for 2008 only, for homeowners who paid property tax. And for those who did not receive their full economic stimulus rebate, there's a rebate recovery credit to make up the difference

First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit                                  There's a new, refundable tax credit of up to $7,500 for the purchase of a primary residence. The credit is available to first-time home-buyers. The credit is available for real estate purchased after April 9, 2008, and before July 1, 2009. Unlike other credits, the home-buyer credit must be repaid over 15 years.

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