Sound Off on IS?

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  • February 10, 2022 at 10:47 am #4507685 Reply
    Deveney
      @deveney

      I didn’t file a return in 2020, because of unemployment woes in Florida, I filed 2020 the same day I filed 2021.

      So the question is, on the advice of my accountant, I was told to NOT file a Injured Spouse form this year, he said to do so would push the return beyond May, which would make me vulnerable to offset, as always, I followed the accountant, and filed straight, but I DID have a tax credit for my youngest son, so my question is… Will that delay my refund?

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