IRS says claiming the Child Tax Credit or EITC could delay your tax refund payment
While the IRS says most refunds will be sent within 21 days of receiving a tax return, that’s not the case for those who claim the Additional Child Tax Credit or the Earned Income Tax Credit. That’s because the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act forbids the IRS from issuing refunds before mid-February to anyone who claimed either of those credits.
It's easy to make child tax credit mistakes when filing your return. Here are common errors that could delay your refund.
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Gov. Kay Ivey signed the “Working for Alabama” legislative package, which included the child care tax credit bill.
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MO Sen. Hawley advocates for $5,000 child tax credit, paid in installmentsOne Missouri lawmaker wants to help make tax time a little easier on families. Senator Josh Hawley is pushing a plan to grow ...
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