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What's this? Do consumers have to check their purchase ordinal to know whether they get the credit? That's a horribly unfair and overcomplicated tax structure.
by gohrt 11y ago
What's this? Do consumers have to check their purchase ordinal to know whether they get the credit? That's a horribly unfair and overcomplicated tax structure.
- rdl 11y agoThe deposit doesn't even count as purchase, so you don't particularly know. Plus the deposits aren't 100% deliveries -- people ahead of you might drop out. Seems worth sitting outside with an iPad for a few hours in a week to maximize my chances of $7500 vs. $3750 in 2 years, though.
- cowsandmilk 11y agoNo. It is by quarter when purchased, not by ordinal. If they hit 200k in first quarter of 2018, you are fine as long as you purchase during that quarter (or the next I believe). The next two quarters it goes down to 50% and down to 25% for the next two.