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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (245795)	2/27/2014 3:29:02 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 543214

There are ways, as long as there is room for one more line on the short form. If you're new to California, you may have heard about California Renter's Credit, but don't know how it works. Even many people who are long-time California residents may not understand or know much about this program. This article intends to explain some of the generalities about this particular tax credit. Simply put, the California Renter's Credit is a non-refundable credit worth sixty dollars (or a hundred and twenty dollars if you're married, filing jointly or a widow/widower) that can be applied to your California income tax if you've lived in a rental property for more than half the year, freeing up money that you might have to spend on renters insurance or other bills (you can find out how much this would cost in your area by clicking on the results to the left). http://www.insuranceadvisoryservice.com/california-renters-credit.htm