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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 382: Kamala Harris has Presidential Powers Today
Corrik7 11/24/21 5:03:09 PM #277:	red13n posted... BTW bringing up something old that seems to have been completely forgotten about. If you remember way back with the old stimulus bill Joe Manchin killed several things to give people money in exchange for making 10k of unemployment untaxable retroactively...after many people had already filed taxes. The IRS was going to pay people back that money, but said later they wouldn't be giving people tax credits that this exemption now made them eligible for and thus they'd have to file an amended return to receive those tax credits. So I filed an amended return in early June. It is now late November. That return has not been processed. Now, I'm not hurting for money, but an extra $1000 would be nice either way. But if you look at things like the EITC, some large families could theoretically be shorted over $7000 in this situation right now. The IRS went from mentioning that it takes about 12 weeks to process an amended return to "over six months" to now not even giving any sort of a time frame. Don't know if it is in forever limbo or what. Uh me and everyone I know already received thus money and the IRS said not to file an amended return and they would do it themselves. --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik PSN User Name - Corrik7 Currently playing: Control (X1) <cite>Corrik7 posted [p:960316426] in Politics C... [t:79767767]...</cite> <quote>red13n posted... </cite> <quote>BTW bringing up something old that seems to have been completely forgotten about. If you remember way back with the old stimulus bill Joe Manchin killed several things to give people money in exchange for making 10k of unemployment untaxable retroactively...after many people had already filed taxes. The IRS was going to pay people back that money, but said later they wouldn't be giving people tax credits that this exemption now made them eligible for and thus they'd have to file an amended return to receive those tax credits. So I filed an amended return in early June. It is now late November. That return has not been processed. Now, I'm not hurting for money, but an extra $1000 would be nice either way. But if you look at things like the EITC, some large families could theoretically be shorted over $7000 in this situation right now. The IRS went from mentioning that it takes about 12 weeks to process an amended return to "over six months" to now not even giving any sort of a time frame. Don't know if it is in forever limbo or what.</quote>Uh me and everyone I know already received thus money and the IRS said not to file an amended return and they would do it themselves. --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik PSN User Name - Corrik7 Currently playing: Control (X1)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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