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yprian 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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$60
$120
$480
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Explanation: Although mobile‑home owners who pay lot rent and do not claim the homeowner's exemption can qualify as "renters" for the California renter's credit, the credit for married filing jointly is $120 and is limited by an AGI ceiling. Their 2024 AGI of $93,878 exceeds the income limit for a joint return, so they cannot claim the credit.
Explanation: Although mobile‑home owners who pay lot rent and do not claim the homeowner's exemption can qualify as "renters" for the California renter's credit, the credit for married filing jointly is $120 and is limited by an AGI ceiling. Their 2024 AGI of $93,878 exceeds the income limit for a joint return, so they cannot claim the credit.
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