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If i owe 10000 in child support and 10000 in student loans who gets my tax refund ?
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If i owe 10000 in child support and 10000 in student loans who gets my tax refund ?
Child Support debt would be offset first.
According to the IRS' Internal Revenue Manual 21.4.6 (08/31/2018):
The priority of offsets within Treasury Offset Program are:
- Office of Child Support Enforcement
- Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) (payments to the state) and/or
- Non-Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (non-TANF) (payments to the custodial parent through the state)- Federal Agencies
- State Income Tax obligations
- Unemployment Compensation
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If i owe 10000 in child support and 10000 in student loans who gets my tax refund ?
So if i have a 8000 dlr tax return child support gets the full amount? And not the student loan?
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If i owe 10000 in child support and 10000 in student loans who gets my tax refund ?
Right. The Treasury Offset Program will offset in the order above, so if you have $10,000 owed for Child Support, and have an $8,000 refund, the whole thing will offset to Child Support.
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If i owe 10000 in child support and 10000 in student loans who gets my tax refund ?
If I owed child support for a past case for a child who is now 26, and child support to another parent for a minor child who is still underage, would they not send it to the minor child’s parent first? Or will they split it up between the two? My checks are being garnished for both but the minor child’s parent always gets a bigger percentage.