@MacMike14
@cbco7
The stimulus is an advance of the 2020 credit based of either the 2019 or 2018 info they have on file at this time ... on the 2020 return you will reconcile the amount you got in advance with the amount you are eligible for on the 2020 return not the 2019 return ...
If you got too little you will get more ... got too much and you get to keep it. And none of it is taxable ... It is just that simple.
