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The Earned Income credit is added to the refund meter as you enter your income and personal
As you lower your taxable income with deductions, you may lower the amount of your Earned Income Credit (and possibly the Child Tax Credit), thus lowering the dollar amount you see on the refund meter.
The more information you enter, the more accurate the refund meter will be, and will not be totally accurate (and thus truly meaningful) until you have entered all of your information including all income and expense/deductions.
In other words, do not concern yourself with the refund meter until you have completed your return.
The Earned Income credit is added to the refund meter as you enter your income and personal
As you lower your taxable income with deductions, you may lower the amount of your Earned Income Credit (and possibly the Child Tax Credit), thus lowering the dollar amount you see on the refund meter.
The more information you enter, the more accurate the refund meter will be, and will not be totally accurate (and thus truly meaningful) until you have entered all of your information including all income and expense/deductions.
In other words, do not concern yourself with the refund meter until you have completed your return.
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