IRS Has a Heart - Waives Housing Limit For Iowa and Indiana Storm Victims
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Who says the IRS has no heart?
The Internal Revenue Service has waived some limitations of the low-income housing tax credit in Indiana and Iowa so that owners of facilities in these states can provide housing to victims of recent storms and flooding.
The action is expected to expand the availability of housing for disaster victims and their families. The IRS said it would continue to monitor closely the housing situation in other states affected by the recent flooding, hinting that it may follow the same course in those states. The IRS recently extended tax-filing and payment deadlines for victims of the recent flooding. via WebCPA
The IRS has also changed the requirements so that private foundations can get tax benefits for helping Chinese earthquake victims.
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The part about the inventory is right on but in my area they are mostly low end and beat up ...
I worked for this man, he is a great con man and has done this in more than States then ...
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Maybe it was kryptonite...
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I couldn't agree more.
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well, the guy was here illegally.
serves him right. 
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