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Wait til you get the love letter from the IRS in like 6-8 months. They'll add it automatically and send you a bill for like $20 lol

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Lucas Adams

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a love letter šŸ’€šŸ’€ yall got me dying in this thread

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Michael Adams

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i wouldn't stress. its such a small amount they might not even notice. but if u wanna be extra safe just amend

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James Maki

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just make sure you set aside money for taxes next year bestie šŸ™ learned that one the hard way lol

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With 2 kids under 16 you should qualify for Child Tax Credit ($2000 per kid) plus Additional Child Tax Credit if its not all used up. The EITC could be substantial too at your income level. But yeah the SE tax gonna take a bite 🤔

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This is really helpful, thanks! Had no idea about the Additional Child Tax Credit

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Connor Murphy

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you could try filing injured spouse form if ur married filing jointly, that might protect some of the refund

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Dylan Cooper

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im single unfortunately 😪

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Yara Sayegh

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protip: adjust your w4 at work so you get more in your paycheck instead of a big refund. cant offset what they dont have šŸ‘€

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NebulaNova

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this is the way

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Ravi Gupta

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Did you get any advanced child tax credit payments last year? That could effect your refund amount

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GalaxyGazer

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nope, opted out of those

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bruh just yolo it 🤣

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Omar Hassan

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fr fr to the moon šŸš€

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IRS Confirms PATH Act (EITC/ACTC) Refunds: Feb 22 Processing, Expect Direct Deposits by Feb 27-Mar 3

Just got word from my tax preparer that the IRS will start processing PATH Act returns (EITC/ACTC) on February 22nd. First batch of direct deposits should hit accounts by February 27th. According to the IRS website, "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" They also mention that "some taxpayers may see their refunds a few days earlier. Check Where's My Refund for your personalized refund date. Where's My Refund should show an updated status by February 22 for most early EITC/ACTC filers." Something important to note is 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." The IRS explains why they hold our refunds: "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 on your tax return." And heads up - "If you claim the EITC or ACTC, we may need more information from you about your return. If we do, we will send you a letter." Anyone else in the PATH Act boat? Hoping we all see those sweet refunds soon!

Paolo Conti

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reminder to everyone: if ur claiming EITC make sure ur income docs match EXACTLY what u reported or theyll delay u even longer. learned that the hard way last year

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Amina Diallo

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anyone know if child tax credit falls under this too?

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StarSeeker

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Yes, Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) is subject to PATH Act delays

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