Exactly what is a Homestead Exemption, and what do I need to do to file one?
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It depends on the city or jurisdiction where the property is. In my city, the Homestead Exemption gets me the first $50,000 of my home's assessed value free of taxes, and gets me a cap of no more than an 8% increase in the dollar amount of taxes paid in any year. Pretty nice! \n\nYour realtor can give you all the in's and out's of your area's Homestead Exemption as well as help you enroll. Normally it is a short form added to your regular home purchase forms (like one more form is going to make a difference in that mountain of paper!) plus each year at tax time you usually have to send back a form to confirm you are still living in the home (as opposed to renting it out which would usually cause you to lose the exemption).
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this is a little bit vague, but I am guessing you mean real property, right? depending on the state you live in, real property ownership records are usually public, and if you go to the county property records someone can help you.  There may be a fee involved.
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Go to the DMV for auto registration, the county tax solicitor for property taxes, any of the local political party headquarters for voter registration (doesn't matter if its your party or not), your employer takes care of your income taxes- you just fill out the little form they give you, and most utilities have a common share agreement, so if you call up the telephone company, they can also get you electric, cable, and whatever else hooked up also.
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You need to file a 1040X with the correct(ed) forms.  You can download the forms or order them from IRS.gov .
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Once you get the judgment that will show up as negative on credit for 7-10 yrs.  You can also record a lien, filing the lien form (a form you that you can purchase from a legal document store) with the property parcel no. etc in the recorders office.  Just know that up too $100k of her portion of the equity is protected by the homestead act & will get you nothing.  More than likely down the road when she does want to buy a home on her own she will be forced to contact you & pay you off.  Another option you have is once the judgement it done, you can try selling the debt to a collection agency that will harass her for payment.
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you need to clarify your question.  You sold property... what exactly was the purpose of the property prior to sale?  Was there farming, rental or business use? Was it property belonging to an exempt organization that sold it to a for profit purpose?  Please clarify.
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You will file 1040 and only income you will show would be income from business. You can take whatever deductions you are entitled to on the same form.
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The homestead exemption and tangible personal property exemptions both increased in Indiana.  Also, under the new law, the EIC portion of tax refunds are now exempt.  Check out the site below.  It has a link to the section of the Indiana Code regarding bankruptcy exemptions.\n\nGood luck!  Of course, if you are considering filing, you should definitely contact an attorney.
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Check with your state Real Estate Commission.  They will tell you exactly what you need to do and how to go about it.\nCheck out this site State of PA:\nhttp://www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/cwp/view.asp?a=1104&Q=433107\n\nGood Luck
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The normal exemption is $250,000 ($500,000 on a joint return).  However, there is a 2-year residency requirement.  If you have lived in the home for less than 2 years but are moving due to a change in place of employment, you may be entitled to a reduced exemption.  The reduction is proportional to the amount of time by which you fall short of 2 years.  So, if you satisfied 80% of the holding period, your exemption would be $200,000 (or $400,000).
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go to the preparer who filed your taxes and he/she should have a file in their offices of it
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Go to the local county clerk's office.  They would have property tax records.  These records would include the owners and assessments for the properties - assessments for taxes, anyway.
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None.  You're you allowed to exempt up to 250k of the gain from taxes, if you're filing single or seperately.  And 500k if you're married filing jointly.
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The minimum required to file taxes is your standard deduction plus your personal exemption amount. If you made more than that, you MUST file. If you made less and just want your money back that you paid in, then you can still file you're just not required to.
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Each state has an office with a name that is something along the lines of "commissioner of land"...contact that office.  They can put you on a mailing list to receive notices when they are about to have the auctions.\n\nAnother thing you can do is look for pending forclosures in the newspaper.  They have to post it in the newspaper before they forclose.  If it is an old mortgage, call the homeowner and offer to take the note.  They can sign the house over to you and you can either assume the note or refinance to get it into your name and current.  This method was pretty much how I got my house, and the 27 thousand dollars equity that came with it.
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homestead exemption is available to owner/occupants and reduces the taxable value of your home.  one time filing is good for as long as you live there and is only good on your primary residence.  not sure what a mortgage exemption is
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Two things I can suggest:\n\nYou will have to go to your local county office or possibly state representative's building to be recognized get and complete the necessary documentation.\n\nYou will have to hold regular meetings which are readily posted/available to followers or potential followers.\n\nYou will become exempt from paying property taxes after being officially recognized, make sure your local town assessor is aware of your worhip services and properly documented legality. \n\nI am just providing general information, there are many more details involved, I don't know them off the top of my head.