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MARYLAND FIRST-TIME FIRPTA

HOMEBUYER TAX CREDIT What is it?


The Foreign Investment in Real Property
What’s the Benefit? Tax Act ("FIRPTA") requires foreign
The Maryland First-Time Homebuyer persons to pay U.S. income tax on gains
Credit exempts the buyer from paying the they make from selling U.S. real estate.
State Transfer Tax. Guidelines
• If the sales price is $300,000 or less,
Qualifications  AND the property will be used by the
• All homebuyers* must be individuals buyer as a residence (per current
(cannot be a trust or other entity) who regulations), no sums need be withheld
have never owned in the state of or remitted.
AGENT'S
CHEAT
• If the sales price exceeds $300,000
Maryland residential real property that
but does not exceed $1,000,000, AND
has been the individual(s) principal
the property will be used by the buyer as
residence; and a residence, then the withholding rate is

SHEET
• The residence will be occupied as the 10% on the amount realized.
homebuyer’s principal residence. • If the sales price exceeds $1,000,000,
* There is an exemption that will allow a then the withholding rate is 15% on the
amount realized, regardless of use by
homebuyer to qualify if a co-buyer is on
the buyer. The amount realized is
title solely for the loan qualification and
generally the sales price.
will not occupy the property as a DC & Maryland Edition
principal residence.

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DC TAX ABATEMENT AN INDEPENDENT
What’s the Benefit?
• First, the DC Recordation Tax is reduced
DC FIRST-TIME TITLE COMPANY
HOMEBUYER
to $0. Sellers may credit their 1.1% or
1.45% DC Transfer Tax to the homebuyer RECORDATION TAX SINCE 1996
instead of the DC Treasurer.
• Second, beginning October 1 following DEDUCTION
the date of application, the homebuyer will
be exempt from paying real property taxes What’s the Benefit?
for 5 years thereafter. DC First-Time Recordation Tax is
reduced to 0.725% from customary DC HOMESTEAD
Qualifications 1.1% or 1.4%.
DEDUCTION
• Purchase price of the property must be
Qualifications
$479,066 or less.
• Homebuyer* has never owned a What’s the Benefit?
• Purchaser must be domiciled in the
principal residence in the District of • First $75,700 of the assessed value
District of Columbia.
Columbia. is exempt from the tax rate of
• Property must be principal residence.
• Homebuyer must qualify for the DC $0.85/$100 resulting in an annual
• Income threshold (max gross income)
Homestead Deduction. savings of $643.45. 
must be: 
• Purchase price cannot exceed • Second, the taxable assessed value
$647,000. of the property may not increase more
Persons in Households / Income Limits  • Total Household Income cannot than 10% each year.
   exceed defined thresholds listed below:
1 / $65,220              5 / $100,620
2 / $74,520              6 / $108,060 Persons in Households / Income Limits Qualifications
3 / $83,820              7 / $115,500     • Must be residential (1-5 units)
4 / $93,120              8 / $122,940 1 / $153,000              5 / $235,980 property.
2 / $174,780              6 / $253,440 • Must be occupied as principal
3 / $196,560              7 / $270,900 residence by DC resident.
4 / $218,340              8 / $288,360 • Generally, must be US Citizen.
Some G-4 visa holders may qualify as
residents by providing a letter from
* A Trust/Trustee, as a homebuyer, is their international organization
eligible if the Trust is a revocable employer.
trust AND the Trustee is the primary
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