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You may be eligible to receive $5,000 on your tax refund thanks to stimulus law WASHINGTON (WKRC) - Those who welcomed a new baby to their family in 2021, could qualify to receive up to $5,000 on their tax refund this year. This is due to two tax credits in the $1. 9 trillion aid package President Joe Biden signed into law in 2021. Parents who meet eligibility requirements woul...

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The IRS kicked off the 2022 tax filing season this week with an urgent reminder to tax professionals and taxpayers to take extra precautions this year to complete an accurate tax return and file electronically to avoid delays in return processing and speed up refunds.

Avoid delays; file an accurate tax return: More than ever this year, the IRS urges people to make sure they're ready to file an accurate tax return. An accurate tax return can avoid processing delays, extensive refund delays and later IRS notices.

Special care for EIP, advance Child Tax Credit recipients: The IRS also encourages caution to those people who received a third Economic Impact Payment or advance Child Tax Credit in 2021. Taxpayers should ensure the amounts they've received are entered correctly on the tax return. Incorrect entries when reporting these payments mean the IRS will need to further review the tax return, creating an extensive delay. To help taxpayers, the IRS is mailing special letters about the stimulus payments and advance Child Tax Credit payment amounts. People can also check the amount of their payments in their Online Account available on IRS.gov.

Important Reminder! Earned Income Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit refunds: By law, the IRS cannot issue a refund involving the Earned Income Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit before mid-February, though eligible people may file their returns beginning on January 24. The law provides this additional time to help the IRS stop fraudulent refunds from being issued.

Avoid phone delays; online resources best option for help: IRS.gov is the quickest and easiest option for help. IRS assisted phone lines continue to receive record numbers of calls, more than the agency can handle with its limited resources. Avoid delays: Check IRS.gov first for refund information and answers to tax questions. Establishing an Online Account on IRS.gov can also help taxpayers get information quickly. The Online Account feature has recently been expanded to allow more people to gain access.

Don't normally file a return? Consider filing for CTC, other valuable credits: For people who don't normally file a tax return and didn't file a 2020 return or use the Non-Filers tool, they can still qualify for important credits they're eligible for, including the Recovery Rebate Credit (stimulus payment), advance Child Tax Credit or the Earned Income Tax Credit. The IRS encourages people in this group to file a 2021 tax return so they can receive all the credits for which they're eligible.

Online options for free help; answers to common questions: Use IRS.gov to get answers to tax questions, check a refund status or pay taxes. There's no wait time or appointment needed — online tools and resources are available 24 hours a day.

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