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Was a bit nervous or untrusting at first, but my calls went thru. First time the wait was a bit long but their customer chat line on their page was helpful and put me at ease that I would receive my call. Today my call dropped because of EDD and Claimyr heard my concern on the same chat and another call was made within the hour.


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Malik Jackson

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idk but im still waiting on my 2022 refund so this aint helping me rn 😭

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bruh the IRS systems are from like 1960 they probably still using the same processing schedule from back then fr fr

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StarSurfer

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no lie detected šŸ’…

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MA Tax Notice Claims $6,423 Unreported Unemployment & $1,000 Lottery Income for 2024 Tax Return - How to Dispute Incorrect Information?

I just received a Notice of Change in Tax Return from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, signed by Commissioner Geoffrey E. Snyder, regarding my 2024 Personal Income Tax Return. The notice has "THIS IS NOT A BILL" printed at the top. According to the notice, they've adjusted my Personal Income Tax Return for the tax period December 31, 2024. They claim they're required to issue this notice to let me know about adjustments made during their review process. The Department of Revenue is saying they adjusted my return and found unreported income with the following "Line Item Adjustments" in the "adjusted amount" column: - 8a. Unemployment compensation: $6,423.00 - 8b. Massachusetts state lottery winnings: $1,000.00 - 37. Income tax after credits, contributions, use tax and HC penalty: $1,692.00 The notice explains that "Total Income Tax has increased" under "Return Adjustment Reasons." I'm really confused because I definitely didn't win any lottery money last year, and that unemployment amount doesn't seem right either. The notice then says under "What should I do?" that I should: - Review the changes by comparing the adjustment(s) shown to my original return - If I agree with the adjusted amounts, no further action is required at this time - If I owe tax, they'll send a bill called a Notice of Assessment, and I may pay online at mass.gov/masstaxconnect before receiving the Notice of Assessment - If I disagree with the adjustment(s) to my original return and believe my original return was correct, I can respond online by visiting mass.gov/masstaxconnect, going to Quick Links, clicking on "Submit documentation" and entering the Letter ID from the upper right-hand corner of the notice. Then I should attach a statement explaining my position along with supporting documentation. Under "What happens if I don't respond?", the notice states: - If I don't respond, they'll assume I agree with the information in the notice - If there is a balance due, I'll receive a Notice of Assessment, and additional interest and penalty charges will accrue until the total amount owed is paid - If no tax is owed, this notice will serve as my Notice of Assessment - If I have overpaid, I'll receive a refund if my refund request was timely and no other tax is owed But I know these numbers aren't correct - I never had any lottery winnings and the unemployment amount seems wrong. Should I respond through their website like they suggest or handle this another way? What kind of documentation should I provide to dispute these incorrect adjustments?

Check your credit report too. Someone might be using your SSN for unemployment fraud. Its been happening alot lately

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Marcelle Drum

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omg didnt even think of that! gonna check rn

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make sure to keep copies of EVERYTHING you send them. MA DOR loves to say they never got stuff šŸ™„

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Dylan Cooper

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called JH and they said deposits are rolling out in batches. were all in the same boat

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Sofia Perez

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wat number did u call? been trying to get thru all morning

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Dylan Cooper

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1-800-346-1040 but prepare to wait like an hour šŸ’€

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first time serve card user... never again lol direct deposit next year fasho

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ong bro this waiting game got me stressed 😤

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IRS Confirms EITC/ACTC Refunds Expected by March 3rd - WMR Updates Begin February 22nd for Early Filers

Just saw the IRS update about EITC and ACTC refunds. The IRS website specifically states: "If you claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC), you can expect to get your refund by March 3 if: - You file your return online - You choose to get your refund by direct deposit - We found no issues with your return" However, the IRS also mentions that "some taxpayers may see their refunds a few days earlier." I've been checking Where's My Refund (WMR) every day, but according to the IRS site, "Where's My Refund should show an updated status by February 22 for most early EITC/ACTC filers." One thing to keep in mind though - the IRS clearly points out that "your financial institution may need time to accept your direct deposit or issue a debit card. Many institutions don't process payments on weekends or holidays. So, if you file early, be aware of federal and local holidays that may affect how soon you get your refund." Plus, there's an important legal restriction they mention: "By law, we can't issue EITC or ACTC refunds before mid-February. This includes your entire refund, not just the part that's related to the credit you claimed." Anyone else planning around this March 3rd date? Getting tired of checking WMR everyday, especially knowing they won't even update most statuses until February 22nd. I'm just trying to be patient but it's hard when you're counting on that money!

Norah Quay

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i filed last week hopefully everything goes smooth no delays or nothing smh

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Leo McDonald

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prayin for u fam šŸ™

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Jessica Nolan

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My tax person said some ppl might get it earlier than March 3rd but dont count on it. Path act is annoying but at least we got a date to look forward to

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Jacob Lee

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Pro tip: check your transcripts at exactly midnight on fridays. Thats when they usually update the system.

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Grace Patel

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ty! setting my alarm for thursday night 😤

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The whole verification thing is such a mess this year. Had same issue last year and literally took 13 weeks to get my refund after verifying. The IRS is playing games with our money fr fr

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13 weeks?! I cant wait that long, got bills to pay 😭

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