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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGoodbye 'godsend': Expiration of child tax credits hits home
There is something satisfying knowing that West Virginians are facing the consequences of their votes.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/goodbye-godsend-expiration-child-tax-051518642.html
VarryOn
(2,343 posts)budkin
(6,703 posts)Because he will.
vanlassie
(5,670 posts)who sent them the money.
Progressive Jones
(6,011 posts)questionseverything
(9,654 posts)madville
(7,410 posts)Instead of it being sent as an advance in the form of monthly payments, the normal child tax credit will still be claimed on 2022 taxes. Very few understood this was simply an advance of the credit they would normally receive on their tax return, of course it was temporarily an increased amount for 2021.
If they had received the monthly payments throughout 2022, they would get no child tax credit lump sum on their 2022 tax return in 2023. It was sort of a ponzi scheme in a way, the fact it only covered 6 months of 2021 and was an increased amount for that year masked what would potentially be a time bomb of disappointment on their 2022 return amount because it had already been paid in advance through the monthly payments
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questionseverything
(9,654 posts)N/t
Celerity
(43,349 posts)Skittles
(153,160 posts)spudspud
(511 posts)Midnight Writer
(21,761 posts)We should have media saturation in every State pointing out that Democrats tried to keep the payments and every single Republican in Congress was against it.
But I'm not expecting to actually see it done. We seem to think we are above the fray in political discourse.
Person of Interest
(365 posts)Celerity
(43,349 posts)explain, and when you are explaining you are losing.
Midnight Writer
(21,761 posts)XanaDUer2
(10,664 posts)The subjects voted.
Dems need to run ads in places like this.