hello,
today I received a mail from IRS on my tax return for 2020, which stated my child doesn't have the SSN before the due date of tax return.
I filed extension for year 2020, which means my due date is 10/15/2021 and my child got the SSN in Sep 2021, from https://www.irs.gov/publications/p972, in publication p972, the due date included extension, my understanding the due date for 2020 tax return Oct 15 , 2021.
Is my understanding correct ? why IRS reject my child's CTC ? how to communicate with IRS to resolve this issue ?
Thanks
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Is my understanding correct ? You are correct ... filing the extension was the correct thing to do.
why IRS reject my child's CTC ? Unknown.
how to communicate with IRS to resolve this issue ? If the IRS sent you a notice then read it carefully to see how to refute their findings. Attach any supporting documents to support your position.
@jidong1 - if you feel comfortable doing so, I'd include a copy of the SS card as documentation, since the issue date is printed on it.
you didn't state it, but can I assume you indeed filed prior to 10/15/21?
did you maintain a copy of the extension form? I'd include that as well. Maybe they didn't update your record to document you filed an extension.
Look at your transcript - anything there help your case documenting either the extension occured and / or the date you filed your tax return?
Is my understanding correct ? You are correct ... filing the extension was the correct thing to do.
why IRS reject my child's CTC ? Unknown.
how to communicate with IRS to resolve this issue ? If the IRS sent you a notice then read it carefully to see how to refute their findings. Attach any supporting documents to support your position.
@jidong1 - if you feel comfortable doing so, I'd include a copy of the SS card as documentation, since the issue date is printed on it.
you didn't state it, but can I assume you indeed filed prior to 10/15/21?
did you maintain a copy of the extension form? I'd include that as well. Maybe they didn't update your record to document you filed an extension.
Look at your transcript - anything there help your case documenting either the extension occured and / or the date you filed your tax return?
@NCperson Thanks .
I filed tax for my child with ITIN number for year 2019. and in early of 2021, I paid additional tax from IRS web site so that to extend my tax return automatically. You can get an automatic extension when you make a payment with Direct Pay
I filed my tax return on 12 Oct 2021 by paper mail. as I just got my kids' SSN number on the end of Sep 2021. so I filed my tax with turbotax software on the early of Oct 2021 with my kid's SSN number.
I didn't attached my children SSN paper copy as I think IRS should get it from their database.
I doesn't have transcript on extension. but I should be able to find the electronic transfer record when I pay additonal tax to IRS in the early of 2021.
Wait a minute ... so you made an estimated tax payment in early 2021 for the 2020 return and you did NOT file an actual 2021 extension form 4868 ? If so you are probably SOL. The filing deadline for the 2021 return was 5/17/21 so the SS# was issued after the filing deadline so the IRS is correct.
You can get an automatic extension when you make a payment with Direct Pay, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System or by debit or credit card. When paying electronically, you must select Form 4868 as the payment type and the payment date to get the automatic extension.
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/oc-electronic-payment-and-automatic-extension.pdf
Hello Guru,
from my bank record. I paid extension on 27 April. 2021. here are the picture I saved.
is this script enough to prove automatic extension ?
@Critter-3 , yes. I think I selected the form 4868. and I pasted my screen shoot.
So hopefully I can get my credit back if I filed tax correctly with the SSN numbers which I got on the end of Sep 2021.
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