Does the path act apply to this year??

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    Carl

      I read the path act might not apply to this year if anyone knows anything post here

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      • #4287896
        itsme

          mine has showed expected amount since mid jan

        • #4287894
          itsme

            no expexted is what TT transmits

          • #4287893
            itsme

              its passed feb 15th so file away and i bet you get yours before us who filed in jan

            • #4287887
              Brandi

                Does anyone know if I can see my expected amount on.sbtp site if that means my refund is on it’s way?

              • #4265635
                Jenna

                  Yes. It does

                • #4265626
                  Niknak

                    President Obama signed into law the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015. He is why we are waiting for our money.

                  • #4259522
                    Mike

                      Mel is a tough guy! Take the Path and get outta here fool.

                    • #4259459
                      Mel

                        Also be careful on the stfu thing. It’s not hard to track keyboard warriors. Just Be careful. I’m nice but will fuck something up.

                      • #4259455
                        Mel

                          Skittlrz27

                          Jealous and ignorant? My how juvenile you sound saying that but you calling me jealous and ignorant. You sound young and a bit wet behinf the ears. Please don’t let the arrogant posture get the best of you. I know keyboard warriors have inferiority issues. Anyways I things up. I got that info from a source. I don’t make things up. Btw…not to brag but I prob make alot more money than you. So my point was not a refund issue but just a point. I’m a high earner wager. Jealous no! A bit liberal about things I’ll take that.
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                        • #4259353
                          Skittlez27

                            This will be brief…
                            @Mel …stfu please; you really sound jealous & ignorant.

                            @Mizuseirei
                            … You explained it perfectly. Great info.

                            Lots were nervous last year and mostly all on here were surprised to see their refunds the week after the 13th.
                            Dont stress. Just let the days pass like normal.

                          • #4256155
                            Mel

                              Nothing more than a law to suppress the low income working class people. According to studies refund from by working class accounts for 1.6 billion. While the top earner fraud calculates to 640.5 billion. You tell me who itvreallybaffects. Rich people don’t wait on refunds to pay off bills etc…path act was a political compromise. Unfortunately it’s the poor who always compromising.

                            • #4252310
                              MizuSeirei
                                @mizuseirei

                                For the past couple of years, they held the pathers until Feb 15th. I am one of those that was/is affected by the act. I would always update on the 15th, or the 17th if the 15th fell on a weekend. My refunds have always been on Feb 22nd or 23rd, and I always file between January 31st and February 8th.

                              • #4252268
                                charles glenn

                                  it applies every year now after the path act was introduced. no return with an eic will ever be released before 13th of feb now.

                                • #4252266
                                  Sam

                                    Last year got my refund 13th and path

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                                    Bittyb

                                      Taxpayers who claim the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit may experience a refund hold. According to the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act, the IRS cannot issue these refunds before mid-February. The IRS expects the earliest EITC/ACTC related refunds to be available in taxpayer bank accounts or debit cards starting February 27, 2019, if these taxpayers chose direct deposit and there are no other issues with their tax return.

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                                      MizuSeirei
                                        @mizuseirei

                                        I think it applies every year. It is a Tax Law that was put in place to help combat tax fraud.

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                                        cheryl e kendrick
                                          @cherlyq63

                                          Path Act is on going and still in effect

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                                          Shelli

                                            I wish it didn’t. But, everything I have read looks like it was passed through 2019 and some situations extended even longer. I keep telling myself this was passed to protect people. Us.

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