PennyMac no longer requires tax transcripts, or IRS Form 4506-T, for delegated FHA and VA programs despite its continuing concerns over income fraud. The lender announced the new guidance on Nov. 13, 2017, and it took effect immediately. It applies to borrowers of FHA, VA and government-sponsored enterprise loans who qualify solely with W-2 wage-earner income and/or fixed income reported on a 1099 form. Meanwhile, tax transcripts will continue to be required for all loan applicants where tax returns are required to document qualifying income and income sources for non-delegated, US Department of Agriculture rural-housing and jumbo loans, said PennyMac. Such requirement includes but is not limited to self-employed borrowers, those earning commissions greater than 25 percent of income and borrowers working for family. The tax transcript requirement may be ...