In order to receive the remainder of your increased Child Tax Credit, you might want to file your tax return with the IRS as soon as possible.

Although the monthly payments terminated in December, the increased credit will still bring in additional money. If you opted out of advance payments or had a new baby later in 2021, any Child Tax Credit money you haven't yet received would be included in your refund, which may be at least half or more.

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Keep track of IRS Letter 6419 to make sure you collect the rest of your money. You'll need it for your taxes since it provides information about your Child Tax Credit status. The amount of money you received in 2021 and the number of qualified dependents utilized to compute payments will be listed in that letter from the IRS.

However, before completing your taxes, double-check that all of the information on the letter is correct, or you risk delaying your return. You might be asking if the Child Tax Credit has been extended until 2022, or if the enlarged child tax credit or the advance payments will ever be reauthorized by Congress, according to CNET.

For the last six months of 2021, families in Ohio that preferred the Child Tax Credit's early installments got between $250 and $300 per month. In December, the payments came to a halt.

Ohio households were helped by the fronted money, according to the Center for Community Solution, which is located in Cleveland and Columbus. It was a $3,600 increase for children aged 5 and under and $3,000 for children aged 6 to 17 years old for some households.

Letter 6419 from the IRS has already been delivered to you, which you should save. It will decide whether or not the money has been received. You must contact the IRS if it varies from what is stated in the letter. Be prepared to wait; owing to personnel shortages and a backlog of refunds from 2020, significant hold periods have been recorded.

"All of the recipients of the Child Tax Credits are in touch with the IRS," said Eric Thiergartner, a CPA and the CEO of Hessen in Columbus. According to the Center for Community Solutions, everyone who is eligible should file so that they don't miss out on additional government tax incentives, as per 10WBNS.

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Will my tax refund be smaller after receiving Child Tax Credit?

If you're one of the millions of parents in the United States who spend their tax season filling out forms and waiting for a return from your tax software, you might be wondering if the monthly Child Tax Credit stimulus checks you received late last year would cut into your refund. It will for some people.

A typical household receives $300 per month for each child aged 5 to 17 from July to December 2021 and $250 per month for children aged 6 to 17. On their 2021 taxes, the so-called forward payments accounted for half of the total credit that most parents were entitled to. When submitting their taxes for the year 2021, check recipients will no longer be able to claim that portion of the money.

The Treasury Department unveiled a new website, ChildTaxCredit.gov, to assist parents in better understanding the credit's qualifying conditions and how it would affect their refund, just in time for tax season. The Child Tax Credit is completely refundable; so even if you don't owe any taxes, you may earn the credit if you file your annual tax returns.

According to the Associated Press, the Biden administration claims that the 2021 enhanced Child Tax Credit paid out $93 billion during six months of pre-payments. In December alone, a staggering 36 million households were given out, WKBN27 reported.

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