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After you file
That should not be an audit, just a letter requesting more information so that your tax return can be processed.
The reason for the refund delay in the PATH act is so the IRS can match W-2 information from the employer with the EIC on your return. Since employers have until Jan 31 to send the W-2, in the past the IRS would blindly pay the EIC before they even had the W-2. The PATH act give them the time to do that. Perhaps they did not find your W-2 or your employer was late to sent it, so they sent you a letter so that they could verify your income.
The PATH act in only federal, not state.
The reason for the refund delay in the PATH act is so the IRS can match W-2 information from the employer with the EIC on your return. Since employers have until Jan 31 to send the W-2, in the past the IRS would blindly pay the EIC before they even had the W-2. The PATH act give them the time to do that. Perhaps they did not find your W-2 or your employer was late to sent it, so they sent you a letter so that they could verify your income.
The PATH act in only federal, not state.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
‎June 7, 2019
3:39 PM