Re: Re: Re: Exempting Tax refunds using Fed Exemptions!!!

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Posted by: Elmo on 03/02/05:
In Reply to: Re: Re: Exempting Tax refunds using Fed Exemptions!!! posted by: DMR on March 02, 2005 at 13:56:32:
: : From my experience only, as I am not an attorney, and would highly recommend getting one; I exempted by tax return using the federal exemptions.
: Had an online chat with an attorney last night. Apparently I can use Code (D)(5) to exempt all my tax refund.
522(d)(5) is for federal wildcard or unused homestead exemption that can be applied to any property. Your state has to allow it and federal exemptions must be selected when you file.

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: : : From my experience only, as I am not an attorney, and would highly recommend getting one; I exempted by tax return using the federal exemptions.

: : Had an online chat with an attorney last night. Apparently I can use Code (D)(5) to exempt all my tax refund.

: <font color=brown><a href=http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode11/usc_sec_11_00000522----000-.html>522(d)(5)</a> is for federal wildcard or unused homestead exemption that can be applied to any property.  Your state has to allow it and federal exemptions must be selected when you file.</font>




 





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