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(WANE) – Tax return season kicks off Friday, and many are wondering if the recent stimulus checks will affect whether they get a tax refund or owe money to the IRS. Stimulus checks do not count towards your tax returns.
Some early filers will wait until early March for refunds By law, the IRS cannot issue tax refunds to those filing the Earned Income Tax Credit until Feb. 15. But if the processing begins on Feb. 12, those refunds would face delays too.
If you’re a taxpayer who claims a child as a dependent, you may qualify for the credit up to $2,000 per child.
If you have children or other dependents under the age of 17, you likely qualify for the Child Tax Credit. This credit reduces your federal income tax bill by up to $2,000 per child for the 2020 tax year.
For 2020, this means that any children who reach their 17th birthday prior to January 1, 2021 are not eligible for the credit. The credit is worth $2,000 per qualifying child, and households with qualifying children can claim the Child Tax Credit for every child who qualifies with no upper limit.
However, if you did receive the stimulus money already, once you enter that amount on your tax forms, it will change your refund or what you owe. “If they are getting a refund, the refund will get decreased. For those of you who had your income change in 2020, you could be owed stimulus money.
No, a stimulus payment doesn’t count as income so you won’t owe tax on it, the IRS has said.
When stimulus checks were authorized, the requirements for eligibility did not include filing or paying taxes. In other words, if you didn ‘ t file a return in 2018 or in 2019, you were still eligible for a check, but the IRS wouldn ‘ t have known where to find you to pay you your money.