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Home Buyer Tax Credit Could Soon Be Extended, Expanded
Wednesday, October 28, 2009It's increasingly likely that Congress will extend and expand the popular home buyer tax credit, which will expire next month. CNN.com reported today that a compromise proposal based on bills that have already been introduced could pass the Senate as early as this week (assuming that it is attached to a bill to extend unemployment benefits).
The compromise bill would likely open the program ...
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