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I am showing a 5625.00 credit for the electric car i purchased in 2016 but it doesn't reflect on my refund. Your site says that's cash in my pocket....
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I am showing a 5625.00 credit for the electric car i purchased in 2016 but it doesn't reflect on my refund. Your site says that's cash in my pocket....
If your tax was already zero before the information for the car was added, then it would not have changed your refund, because the credit could not be used in this case. This may be your situation.
As for your 1098-T and 1099-Q, if your daughter is listed as your dependent, then you need to report both forms on your return.
The good news is that the American Opportunity credit (if your daughter is eligible) is partially refundable, so this may increase your refund.
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I am showing a 5625.00 credit for the electric car i purchased in 2016 but it doesn't reflect on my refund. Your site says that's cash in my pocket....
If your tax was already zero before the information for the car was added, then it would not have changed your refund, because the credit could not be used in this case. This may be your situation.
As for your 1098-T and 1099-Q, if your daughter is listed as your dependent, then you need to report both forms on your return.
The good news is that the American Opportunity credit (if your daughter is eligible) is partially refundable, so this may increase your refund.