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Recovery Rebate Credit

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Wuozopo   4,293

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We have had discussion in this forum about those who did not qualify for the early payout of the $1200 rebate per individual because of various reasons such as the spouse not having a SSN at the time of filing the 2019 return.  I posted several times that if it was like the similar 2008 rebate, it should appear on the 2020 return for collection as a credit (not as a separate mailed check or direct deposit).  
 

Here is a draft form 1040 for your 2020 return. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-dft/f1040--dft.pdf
See Line 30, which is where you will collect your recovery rebate. Those who received the rebate already (early payout) will not receive it again, but those that did not qualify for lack of a SSN or filing with an ITIN on the return can collect it when you file 2020 if you qualify on income, SSNs, etc.
 

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Nice find!!  Thanks...

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