So, I owe $99 to the federal, and my state refund is $110. Does that mean that they’ll deduct it from my state refund?

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So, I owe $99 to the federal, and my state refund is $110. Does that mean that they’ll deduct it from my state refund?

No, these are transactions with separate revenue entities. You will have to pay the $99 you owe to the IRS and your state department of revenue will process the $110.

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So, I owe $99 to the federal, and my state refund is $110. Does that mean that they’ll deduct it from my state refund?

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