Hi,
My daughter was born in 2021, does she qualify for a stimulus check when I file my 2021 taxes? Thanks.
David
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Yes you should get the Recovery rebate credit for a baby born in 2021. See IRS question 8
Be sure you said the new baby lived with you the WHOLE YEAR! Go back and check that under My Info. Maybe delete the baby and re add her
If you had a child born in 2021- Add them under My Info. You need to answer 2 questions…..
Did your child live with you for the whole year? Answer YES even if they were born late in the year (even on Dec 31).
Then was at least half of child's expenses paid by CHILD? Usually is NO.
If you qualify the 1,400 Recovery rebate credit will be on line 30 and either increase a refund or reduce a tax due.
You also should get the Child Tax Credit 3,600 for them on line 28.
Yes, she does.
Yes you should get the Recovery rebate credit for a baby born in 2021. See IRS question 8
Be sure you said the new baby lived with you the WHOLE YEAR! Go back and check that under My Info. Maybe delete the baby and re add her
If you had a child born in 2021- Add them under My Info. You need to answer 2 questions…..
Did your child live with you for the whole year? Answer YES even if they were born late in the year (even on Dec 31).
Then was at least half of child's expenses paid by CHILD? Usually is NO.
If you qualify the 1,400 Recovery rebate credit will be on line 30 and either increase a refund or reduce a tax due.
You also should get the Child Tax Credit 3,600 for them on line 28.
Yes, your daughter does qualify for a stimulus check for 2021.
From @MinhT1:
In TurboTax Online, to claim the Recovery Rebate credit please do the following:
Please read this TurboTax Help topic for more information on the third stimulus.
To check that the Recovery Rebate has been transferred to line 30 of form 1040 and included in your tax refund, please preview your form 1040 by following these steps:
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