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not sure there is a way to remove it, but if you really don't want it, you can always make out a check to the US Treasury for the amount of the credit and voluntary send them money (I am serious - people do it)
if you override your EIC to zero,
IRS computers will just add it back and send you an increased refund.
That is good to know - thank you for the help!
That's a good idea; I didn't think of that. Thank you!
Or donate it to your favorite charity. Or gift it to someone you love.
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