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Cyprian and Euthymia are married and file jointly. Their 2024 adjusted gross income is $93,878. They have lived in a mobile home park in Bakersfield, California, since 1999. They own the mobile home. They did not claim the homeowner's property tax exemption. They paid lot rent of $480 per month all year. What is the amount, if any, of Renter's Credit they can claim on their Form 540?
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Explanation: Although owners of a mobilehome who pay lot rent can qualify for the California renter's credit if they did not claim the homeowner's property tax exemption, the credit is limited by income. For married filing jointly the AGI limit for the credit is lower than $93,878, so their $93,878 AGI disqualifies them from the renter's credit.
Explanation: Although owners of a mobilehome who pay lot rent can qualify for the California renter's credit if they did not claim the homeowner's property tax exemption, the credit is limited by income. For married filing jointly the AGI limit for the credit is lower than $93,878, so their $93,878 AGI disqualifies them from the renter's credit.
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