atsui21
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03-30-2023
03:46 PM
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03-30-2023
04:25 PM
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If their income qualifies them for CAEITC, it will continue to compute it, why are you not letting your clients have CAEITC?
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atsui21
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03-30-2023
05:06 PM
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Thanks, Lisa. Because my client retired in 2021 so he didn't actually work in 2022. But he received a very small W-2 from a PTO payout that didn't happen until the beginning of 2022. That's what triggered the EIC but I don't think he qualifies since he didn't work.
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03-30-2023
05:21 PM
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A W2 is considered earned income, even if it was PTO, she worked to get that money.
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atsui21
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03-30-2023
05:30 PM
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Ok, I will leave it then. Thank you!