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February 1, 2021
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Recovery Rebate

  • February 1, 2021
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Needing some help on the Recovery Rebate. Client was a dependent on their parents return last year. Therefore, they did not receive the first nor second stimulus payment. This year, they are no longer a dependent. When entering lines 16 and 19 it's calculating an $1,800 refund. Are they allowing the no- longer dependents to recover both stimulus payments then?  

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Best answer by TAXOH

Yes.

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TAXOH
TAXOHAnswer
Level 10
February 1, 2021

Yes.

CRM2182Author
Level 5
February 1, 2021

Thanks! 

TAXOH
Level 10
February 9, 2021

You're welcome.

qbteachmt
Level 15
February 10, 2021

"allowing the no- longer dependents to recover both stimulus payments"

See if this clarification helps you understand it better, because that isn't what happened.

They got Advanced Funds against a Projection of what 2020 would look like. But the advances are based on 2019 or 2018 tax forms. The 2020 tax info is the Actuals info used to reconcile what you are qualified to get against what you already got paid to you.

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CRM2182Author
Level 5
February 10, 2021

So if the parents did not get the additional stimulus payments because the child was 23 and a college student nor did he then he can claim on this years taxes that he did not receive them since he is not a dependent now and receive the 1800 as a refund? 

TAXOH
Level 10
February 10, 2021

Correct