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JGCPACFP (talk|edits) said:
| 9 April 2009
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| If a taxpayer owns their home, but is leasing the land "under" their house, do they qualify for the renter's credit in California?
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Taxesido (talk|edits) said:
| 9 April 2009
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| To qualify for the renters credit the individual must have rented a principal residence. So I would say no.
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Taxesido (talk|edits) said:
| 9 April 2009
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| To qualify for the renters credit the individual must have rented a principal residence. So I would say no.
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JGCPACFP (talk|edits) said:
| 9 April 2009
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| I am leaning the other way, as I found some research that states if "persons residing in a mobilehome qualify if the land on which their mobilehome sits is rented".
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Taxesido (talk|edits) said:
| 9 April 2009
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| If they were granted the homeowners property tax exemption during the year they do no qualify. I believe Mobile homes do not get this exemption.
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