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Ex-spouse received child stimulus payment based upon 2019 dependency, not 2020 dependency
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MarkBAOO
Level 1
02-08-2021
09:50 PM
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My client claims her son every other year. She claims him in 2020, but her ex-spouse received the stimulus for him both times. When I enter what she received in 2020, it wants to give her an extra $1100 for her son (because he's a dependent in 2020). How do I report this correctly? I don't believe she should be receiving $1100 also, but I'm not sure how to get the correct result using ProConnect Tax.
Thank you for your help.
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IRonMaN
Level 15
02-08-2021
09:52 PM
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It is allowed. Both parents get the cash based on that situation.
Slava Ukraini!
