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I'm a 19 year old hi my own home I work full-time and take care of my brother and sister hey Heather household I heard you can use your last paycheck stubs and get a cash advance on your taxes how does that
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No you cannot use your pay stub and get a cash advance from TurboTax.
CAN I USE MY PAY STUB TO PREPARE MY TAX RETURN?
Please do not try to use your pay stub to prepare your tax return. It will not match the W-2 that you will get from your employer in just a few short weeks. Your employer has until the end of January to give you your W-2. By waiting for your W-2 you will be able to file accurately. If you try to guess what goes in the W-2 “boxes” and mess up your return, you will need to amend. It takes about 4 months to amend a tax return. The IRS will not be accepting 2019 returns until the end of January — so you can wait for your W-2. If you are hoping to get a quick tax refund by filing early, using your pay stub might have the opposite result. Your tax return will not match the W-2 reported to the IRS by your employer; this may result in rejection of your return — or if accepted, could actually delay your refund for months. And, if you are hoping to get EIC or the refundable amount of the child tax credit, your refund will not be released until late February anyhow. It is much wiser to wait for your W-2 and file correctly.
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No you cannot enter your paystubs on your tax return in place of a W-2. The IRS and your State receive copies of the W-2 from employers, NOT paystubs. You are required to enter on a tax return the tax data from the W-2.
See this TurboTax support FAQ for information on Advances for a 2019 tax refund - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/refunds/help/about-refund-advance/01/27333
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