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I would like to answer this, but I'm unsure as to whether I am smarter than you, overall. How can we resolve this?
Fake it ‘til you make it?
Worked for my 8+ years in public accounting.
My understanding is that the installments help people get the money as soon as possible versus waiting all the way until next year, especially since a lot of people are struggling financially now.
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The credit is now fully refundable so even those people with $0 tax liability will receive it. Those people don’t have the ability to lower withholding and get the credit via normal paychecks. You also forget that most of the country doesn’t understand taxes and think getting a refund is a good thing.
Thanks for the practical example of how this approach benefits folks with no tax obligation, and that largely answered my question. The open item is if I’m thinking about it correctly for my specific situation.
Agreed that people think getting a big refund is how to do it. When asking the question I knew that I’m in the minority of updating withholding throughout the year, hence the reason for the specific wording of the question.
It also sounds like there are some new consulting gigs out there with the IRS. Maybe we can team up War Dogs style