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We filed our 2020 tax return early in 2021. Already received our tax refund and some stimulus based on our AGI of ~158K. My wife was unemployed in 2020 and received $13,382 of unemployment income as reported on line 8 of the 1040 tax return. I see that the IRS rules recently changed and we may be eligible to subtract the $10,200 of unemployment income and this may reduce our AGI. Our corrected AGI should now be ~147K Do we now qualify for additional stimulus? Will the IRS correct or re-calculate stimulus based on our re-calculated or reduced AGI? I realize the IRS is very busy with all of these changes and it may take some time to resolve these issues.
Thanks in advance!
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Yes, the amount is 10,200 that is not taxable and yes, the IRS will adjust everything from the return you already filed, including increased stimulus and/or credit if applicable.
Yes, the amount is 10,200 that is not taxable and yes, the IRS will adjust everything from the return you already filed, including increased stimulus and/or credit if applicable.
That's great news!
Thanks for the prompt reply!
Best regards,
Mark
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