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The Mortgage Interest Credit is a credit intended to help lower-income individuals own a home. All the following statements about this credit are true, EXCEPT
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"That the Mortgage Interest Credit is refundable."
This is false — the Mortgage Interest Credit (from a Mortgage Credit Certificate) is a nonrefundable credit. It can reduce your tax to zero but will not produce a refund. (Other true points: you must have an MCC issued by a state/local housing agency, it applies to your primary residence, you use Form 8396, and claiming the credit affects the mortgage interest deduction.)
This is false — the Mortgage Interest Credit (from a Mortgage Credit Certificate) is a nonrefundable credit. It can reduce your tax to zero but will not produce a refund. (Other true points: you must have an MCC issued by a state/local housing agency, it applies to your primary residence, you use Form 8396, and claiming the credit affects the mortgage interest deduction.)
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