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Old Mar 17th 2021 | 7:36 am
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Like last year the IRS will once again postpone filing due date for 2020 return:

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/17/irs-...to-may-15.html
 
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Like last year the IRS will once again postpone filing due date for 2020 return:

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/17/irs-...to-may-15.html
This seems odd and confusing. Apparently the recent stimulus passed by Congress made changes with implications for filing 2020 taxes. But haven’t a very high proportion of taxpayers already filed their 2020 taxes?
The latest coronavirus relief bill, which was signed into law by President Joe Biden on March 11, in the middle of tax season, made a number of changes that added to an already complex filing year for many.

The bill made the first $10,200 of unemployment income, or $20,400 for married couples filing jointly, tax-free for filers with 2020 adjusted gross income of less than $150,000 (for both singles and couples).
 
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Originally Posted by robin1234
This seems odd and confusing. Apparently the recent stimulus passed by Congress made changes with implications for filing 2020 taxes. But haven’t a very high proportion of taxpayers already filed their 2020 taxes?
Perhaps the IRS and/or Congress has already factored in the likelihood that many people won't file amended returns and thus the IRS gets to keep more cash.
 
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Yes, they have extended the filing date to May. With any luck we will get our neighbor up north to send hubby's T-4s so we can file on time.

PS We haven't filed for 202 yet, as per above, and have received our joint deposit over the weekend.
 
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Originally Posted by cautiousjon
Perhaps the IRS and/or Congress has already factored in the likelihood that many people won't file amended returns and thus the IRS gets to keep more cash.
The IRS claims it will automatically deal with some unemployment pay now being tax free on 2020 returns already filed, i.e. by adjusting downwards tax due or adjusting upwards refund due.
 
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We filed our taxes already for 2020 and my wife spent a couple of months unemployed during the pandemic which increased our tax bill to about $1,000. Will be interested to see if we get an auto refund or if we have to file an amended return. The joys of trying to file early and get it out the way.
 

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