@drivel2787 wrote:
I received both, but if the amounts are adjusted/based on 2020 income (instead of estimated off of 2019) then I'll be owed additional money pretty much... I haven't purchased the desktop software yet, I was just messing around today to get an idea of what my return would look like.. So, I'll wait for the update and enter both as I've received both, just they were reduced due to my income being higher in 2019 (because of a 401k withdrawal to pay for lawyer fees for a divorce/custody battle). But, 2020 income will be lower, so I believe if that's computed, it should increase where I'm owed around an additional 2-3k with dependents.
That is certainly possible, although I can't calculate it for you, you will have to wait to prepare your return. If you are eligible for a larger rebate than you received, such as due to decreased income, the difference will be added to your refund as a credit. Good luck.
