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BobKamman
Level 15
03-30-2020
10:08 AM
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Can IRS intercept your rebate if you owe federal or state back taxes, or other debts?
No, unless. There is one exception to the “offset bypass” rule: People who are so delinquent in child support payments that they have been “certified” by a state agency.
Some interesting history can be found in a blog post today by Carlton Smith, who has extensive experience with low-income taxpayer clinics and in retirement volunteers at Harvard. He also discusses who gets the rebate in bankruptcy cases.
https://procedurallytaxing.com/so-how-will-the-recovery-rebate-refunds-work-this-time-part-ii/
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IRonMaN
Level 15
03-30-2020
10:21 AM
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So sad that dead beat parents won't be able to take their checks out to buy a new 968 inch TV.
Slava Ukraini!
