I should be getting an Oregon Kicker Credit of $902, but the amt on my OR refund has not increased, even after the final verification. When will I get this credit?

[GiseleD · Accepted solution]

To be eligible for the Kicker credit, a taxpayer must:

• File his or her 2018 tax return before filing the 2019 return.

• Have an Oregon tax liability for 2018.

• File a 2019 Oregon tax return even if he or she does not otherwise have a filing requirement.

Amount 

For 2019, the kicker is 17.171% of the taxpayers 2018 total Oregon personal income tax liability.

To see if you received the Kicker, check line 34 of your OR-40.

Learn more here. 

[resaz]

Mine is doing the same thing--I had a total already in for my state return that I will be getting refunded. I filled out the Oregon Kicker info and It says I am eligible for "x" amount but the refund number didn't change at all.  Then when I added a carry-over credit from last year-it went right up to the top under the Oregon Kicker eligible number and my refund increased by that number but the Oregon Kicker is not being added in.  I don't understand??

[JanieFaison]

Same here! and there is no explanation or help. After Turbo Tax wildly overcharging for aeverything and bait and switch traps, its infuriating.

[DawnC]

Do you not get the Oregon Kicker screen when you go through the state return in TurboTax or is TurboTax telling you that you don't qualify for the kicker credit?   @JanieFaison

You're eligible to claim the kicker if you filed a 2020 tax return and had tax due before credits.   Kicker details confirmed