Refundable AMT Credit (Part 1): Different Rules For Old Unused Credit
Kaye A. Thomas

UPDATED! Beginning with tax returns for the tax year 2007, certain taxpayers are able to claim old unused AMT credit even if it means getting a refund that exceeds the current year's tax. This pair of articles provides complete coverage of the refundable AMT credit, which provides a way for many people to use more AMT credit than under the regular rules.

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