Thanks, GCAT. Good call. As a matter of fact, I just spoke to the IRS and basically the same thing. The amount of my CP21B refund notice was slightly higher than the direct deposit of the adjustment for unemployment compensation due to interest. And the unemployment payments inadvertently triggered these refund notices. So no I am not getting that (sadly, hefty) refund, although I SHOULD still expect the actual amount of the adjusted refund filed on the amended return.
I had taken a screen shot showing my amended return was filed on 4/27, and completed on 8/20; but today I noticed it said it was filed on 6/9 and NOT COMPLETED YET. Which turns out to be true, but that roughly 20 weeks (end of this month) to process the actual amended return, I should expect that refund.
So the two sets of dates resulted from the inadvertent CP21B notice (sort of). I mean I should have thought I’m not getting double the amount of the unemployment adjustment but it would have been a pleasant surprise.
