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https://finance.yahoo.com//why-it-might-be-a-mistake-to-fi

Most people who are eligible have already received the full amount for the recovery rebate credit as Economic Impact Payments. Some people may be eligible to claim the recovery rebate credit if they didn't get Economic Impact Payments or received less than they were entitled. People must file a tax return to claim the recovery rebate credit even if they aren’t normally required to file. Those who don’t normally file taxes can use IRS Free File to claim this credit. The maximu...m Economic Impact Payments for qualifying individuals were: $1,200 per person and $500 per qualifying child for the first payment $600 per person and $600 per qualifying child for the second payment If they’re eligible for the recovery rebate credit, people will need the amount of any EIPs they received to calculate their credit amount using the RRC worksheet or tax preparation software. Individuals with an account on the IRS website can view the amounts of the Economic Impact Payments they received.

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#IRSTaxTip: Self-supporting college students may qualify for an Economic Impact Payment. https://go.usa.gov/x7RWQ

https://www.forbes.com//irs-releases-2021-tax-rates-stand/

New tax form to file for contractors that were paid $600+ in 2020..... https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com//irs-launches-new-form-