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Nearly 1,300 prison inmates wrongly received more than $9 million in tax credits for homebuyers despite being locked up when they claimed they bought a home, a government investigator reported Wednesday.

The investigator said 241 of the inmates were serving life sentences.

In all, more than 14,100 taxpayers wrongly received at least $26.7 million in tax credits that were meant to boost the nation's slumping housing markets, said the report by J. Russell George, the Treasury Department's inspector general for tax administration.

Some taxpayers received the credit for homes purchased before the tax break was started. In other cases, multiple taxpayers improperly used the same home to claim multiple credits. Investigators found one home that was used by 67 taxpayers to claim credits.

Quoted from Stein

This is a failure of two government departments to communicate not a failure of the program or of Obama's.  

Quoted from Shadow

The only common denominator between all of them is the Obama administration. This administration is full of the most brilliant radical liberal scholars that have ever been assembled and none of them have ever run a successful business and now they're trying to regulate one of the biggest economies in the world what did you expect.

Quoted from Sombody

I see the common denominator as the American people- you know the 99 per cent with no ambition and no imagination- the ones thinking that problems are caused or can be fixed  by some stinking administration .

Sorry dude its the people not the government.

Best regards-

A liberal capitalist

Quoted from CICERO

I thought everything was Bush's fault?