@KrisD15
Yes, so this is why I am confused about what year the IRS will use for my third stimulus check if it's approved. I am not sure how a rejected tax return works? Meaning I know the IRS received my 2020 tax return and did see what my AGI is but it was rejected for a dependent issue. So, does the IRS keep rejected returns on file and "in the IRS system"? Or do they just send me back the rejected tax return and there is basically no history of it the IRS system? I guess what I'm asking is will the IRS use my AGI from my rejected 2020 return to calculate the third stimulus payment or will they use the prior year on file 2019?
