This is your tax refund unemployment October 2021 update. In summary, if you received unemployment compensation in 2020 and paid taxes, the IRS was supposed to send you a refund check because it was originally supposed to be taxable, but they later came back and said up to $10,200 of it, wasn’t going to be taxable. Now, this was subject to income limits, which I will discuss later.
The unemployment refund checks were all supposed to be sent out by the end of summer. So, if you’re still waiting for your unemployment refund check, then you’ll want to watch this video. Don’t worry, I’ll keep it short. If you stick around until the end, I’ll explain a tax loophole that was created from this and how you may be able to benefit.
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