topic Letter 6475 I only received my 1400 not my child's since his dad claimed him and recieved it. If I put just 1400 it says I'm entitled to a credit but I'm not how to fix in After you file

Letter 6475 I only received my 1400 not my child's since his dad claimed him and recieved it. If I put just 1400 it says I'm entitled to a credit but I'm not how to fix

erikaweber57 — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 06:20:57 GMT

Re: Letter 6475 I only received my 1400 not my child's since his dad claimed him and recieved it. If I put just 1400 it says I'm entitled to a credit but I'm not how to fix

Bsch4477 — Mon, 07 Feb 2022 04:46:09 GMT

If you are claiming the child on your 2021 return you are entitled to the $1400 even through dad got it based on his 2020 return.

Re: Letter 6475 I only received my 1400 not my child's since his dad claimed him and recieved it. If I put just 1400 it says I'm entitled to a credit but I'm not how to fix

erikaweber57 — Mon, 07 Feb 2022 04:47:48 GMT

Will that mess up father's taxes for 2021?

Re: Letter 6475 I only received my 1400 not my child's since his dad claimed him and recieved it....

DawnC — Mon, 07 Feb 2022 04:47:49 GMT

You should only put the amount on your form, in your case $1400. If you did not receive the payment (dad did) but you are claiming your son on your 2021 tax return, you are entitled to the additional $1400 recovery rebate. Dad does not have to pay it back, but you are still entitled to the credits for the children you claim this year. The advance was based on a previous year, but the actual credit belongs to the taxpayer that claims the dependent in 2021. Since you are claiming your child on the 2021 tax return, you should receive the Economic Impact payment for him.