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Recovery Rebate Credit

I filed my taxes using TurboTax.  I had a child born in November of 2020.  The software reflected $500 for this child for the EIP 1 and $600 for this child for the EIP2.  The IRS amended my return citing a math error.  They are telling me I am not entitled to the Recovery Rebate Credit due to his date of birth in November.  I called them.  Now they are telling me I am not entitled to the EIP1, but I am entitled to EIP2 to send them a letter in response to their bill.  Thoughts?

 

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MinhT1
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Recovery Rebate Credit

Your newborn baby is eligible for both stimulus payments. You enter your child as a dependent on your 2020 tax return and indicate that he/she lived with you the whole year. You can then claim the stimulus payments as the Recovery rebate credit on your 2020 tax return.

 

Please read the answer to question D17 of this IRS Q & A.

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MinhT1
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Recovery Rebate Credit

Your newborn baby is eligible for both stimulus payments. You enter your child as a dependent on your 2020 tax return and indicate that he/she lived with you the whole year. You can then claim the stimulus payments as the Recovery rebate credit on your 2020 tax return.

 

Please read the answer to question D17 of this IRS Q & A.

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Recovery Rebate Credit

That is exactly what I did.  But, they are insisting it is wrong.  

 

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