What happened?

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June 7, 2021
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I was wondering why I was deducted -1200 from my original return submitted on Feb 15. I was told by turbo tax wait for a letter! Never got a letter! I never got my first stimulus and my daughters! She's 1! What happened with the unemployment return as well, I filed Feb and it wasn't up yet to deduct the taxes from the first 10200! Why wasn't my return deposited I had to wait for it in the mail, got a travelers check 1200 short, and then had to wait another extra two weeks for that check to clear by the bank!! What is going on, at h&r block I never had these issues! I'm regretting my turbo tax decision! Plus I paid 200+ for help and I got robbed!! So not ok!!

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fanfare

Level 15

If IRS took 1200 off your refund that means IRS found that you already got 1200 in stimulus and they wont pay you twice. the amount you file is supposed to be the amount of EIP1 and EIP2 you did not get.

The unemployment refunds are just starting to go out now.

tablitrAuthor

Level 2

Impossible I was on the phone with them everyday trying to find where they mailed it and it was never cashed...they issued another one , and I never got that one ..I called again and they they said they couldn’t mail it out because I would just have to do it on my taxes !!! That’s what I did! Your telling me they took it out again knowing I never got it and they advised me to do it with my taxes??? That’s shady !

macuser_22

Alumni - Champ

@VolvoGirl

Exactly how would you suggest filling out the top of Form 3911

since it

a) os confusing, and

b) has nothing to do with EIP payments.

@fanfare wrote:

@VolvoGirl

Exactly how would you suggest filling out the top of Form 3911

since it

a) os confusing, and

b) has nothing to do with EIP payments.

?

The taxpayer does not, the IRS does - that is a form that the IRS will send to the taxpayer if they could not deliver a refund for one of the reasons checked on the top. The taxpayer completes sections I, II, & III and returns the form to the IRS.

**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**