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cjbjdn
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Recovery Rebate

My husband did not receive any of the economic stimulus payments. TurboTax determined he was eligible for the Recovery Rebate and deducted it from his tax payment. The IRS just sent a letter stating that he needs to pay that money back. How do we address this issue?

 

Thanks!

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VolvoGirl
Level 15

Recovery Rebate

If you claimed a missing stimulus payment on your return but the IRS took it off you have to ask the IRS. They think they already sent it to you. Did you get the 2nd round after you filed your return?   Maybe it went to an account you don't remember. Or you got a check or a card. It was probably easy to miss the debit card in the mail and think it was junk mail. They have to put a trace on it.

 

How to put a trace on a missing 1st or 2nd Stimulus payment.  IRS for Payment Issued but Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Not Received

See question F3 here, you can expand it to see how to put a trace on it.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/2020-recovery-rebate-credit-topic-f-finding-the-first-and-second-econom...

fanfare
Level 15

Recovery Rebate

The first step is to contact the IRS.

They will send you a form to fill out and mail back or fax back.

xmasbaby0
Level 15

Recovery Rebate

And check with his account on the IRS site to see if the IRS shows a payment sent to him:

 

https://www.irs.gov/payments/view-your-tax-account

**Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to offer the most correct information possible. The poster disclaims any legal responsibility for the accuracy of the information that is contained in this post.**

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