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Taxpayer received social security card in 2022. They had ITIN previously with two kids (and married). Are they able to amend the past 3 years to receive any credits they would have missed out on since he didnt have a social? Thank you!
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JOSEJARAG
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04-16-2023
12:05 PM
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Taxpayer received social security card in 2022. They had ITIN previously with two kids (and married). Are they able to amend the past 3 years to receive any credits they would have missed out on since he didnt have a social? Thank you!
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Norman2001
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04-16-2023
01:22 PM
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I used to volunteer at a VITA site and we saw quite a few of these situations. The answer was Yes, you can amend to claim prior year unallowed credits. But the 2019 return may be too late for a refund.
qbteachmt
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04-16-2023
02:13 PM
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"But the 2019 return may be too late for a refund."
Recent news release:
"The Internal Revenue Service estimates that there is almost $1.5 billion in unclaimed refunds from tax year 2019, but the deadline to secure that money is nearing.
Taxpayers have until July 17 to submit a tax return and get the money they are owed."
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Norman2001
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04-16-2023
03:59 PM
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Oh yeah, I completely forgot there was a pandemic.
TaxGuyBill
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04-16-2023
08:09 PM
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@JOSEJARAG wrote:
Are they able to amend the past 3 years to receive any credits they would have missed out on since he didnt have a social?
They can amend their returns, however, many credits require the taxpayer to have their Social Security Number by the due date of the return. So I suspect they won't be able to claim any credits that they haven't already taken.
