New Hampshire Housing Application For The Reissuance Of A Mortgage Credit Certificate (Mcc) Page 2

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• Names on the Reissued MCC: An MCC will only be reissued to the holder(s) of the existing MCC. MCCs
are not transferable to other people.
• Property: A reissued MCC is only valid for the same property that was financed when the original MCC
was issued. MCCs are not transferable to other properties.
• Owner Occupancy Required: The property must continue to be the MCC holder’(s’) principal owner-
occupied residence. The MCC holder(s) will be required to swear under oath that this remains true as of the
effective date of the new mortgage.
• Replaces Existing MCC: The reissued MCC will entirely replace the existing MCC. Therefore, the
existing MCC must be returned to New Hampshire Housing.
• Amount of Certified Indebtedness: The certified indebtedness will be calculated as of the effective date
on the new mortgage. The amount of the certified indebtedness will be the lesser of: 1) using an
amortization schedule for the original indebtedness, the calculated outstanding balance of the certified
indebtedness connected with the original MCC; or 2) the actual outstanding balance on the original
indebtedness.
• MCC Credit Rate: The MCC credit rate for the reissued MCC will be the same as the original MCC credit
rate.
• Term and Expiration: The term (meaning length of time) of the reissued MCC will not exceed the
remaining term of the original MCC. Therefore, the reissued MCC will have an expiration date that will be
based on the original underlying mortgage, i.e., the reissued MCC will expire when the original underlying
mortgage debt was scheduled to be paid off. Note: however, the reissued MCC may expire earlier, on its
own, based on the payoff of the new mortgage or when you no longer live in the residence as your principal
owner-occupied residence.
• Use of the MCC and Limit of Credit: Correctly using a reissued MCC can be complicated. MCC
Holders should seek tax advice and review IRS material, including Tax Information for Homeowners, IRS
Publication 530, Refinancing. In addition to calculating the credit based on the new mortgage financing,
reissued MCCs are specifically subject to two limits: 1) Yearly Limit: The reissued MCC has a maximum
limit that is based on the amount of credit that would have been allowable for each year under the original
MCC. 2) Total Limit: The reissued MCC has a maximum total limit based on the total credit that would
have been allowable under the original MCC for the term of the original certificate. Please note: your
yearly credit, as calculated using IRS Form 8396, can never exceed $2,000 in a tax year.
• Deadlines to Apply for Reissuance: The MCC must be reissued no later than one year after the effective
date of your refinance.
• Penalties: I acknowledge and understand that this Affidavit will be relied upon to determine eligibility for a
reissued MCC. I understand that under 26 US Code 6709: a) any fraudulent statements will result in: 1) the
revocation of the MCC, and 2) a $10,000 penalty; and b) any negligently made misstatement will result in a
$1,000 penalty.
• Disclaimer: New Hampshire Housing makes no representation, statement or warranty about the value that
an MCC (original or reissued) may have to an MCC holder. MCC holders should consult a tax advisor.
Nothing in this application shall be construed as a commitment to reissue an MCC. This decision will not be
made until all requested documents have been submitted and reviewed. My/our signature(s) below affirm that
I/we understand the statements above and wish to apply for a reissuance of the MCC.
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Signature
Date
Signature
Date
Please submit this application and required documents to New Hampshire Housing, C/O MCC Program, 32
Constitution Drive, Bedford, NH 3110 or electronically to
. If you have any questions, please
New Hampshire Housing 1-800-649-0470
12/03/15
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