Richard Rubin

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1,496 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2017 last heard Jan 2024

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If you haven't, that's where it gets a little more interesting.
I think for people who have Social Security benefits and haven't filed tax returns, they're going to try and figure out a way to...
as much as they can to work between the Social Security Administration and IRS to get money to those people.
The government has that information.
They just have to have the systems talk to each other.
For people who haven't gotten Social Security benefits, there are plenty of low-income people who don't file tax returns.
They just don't make enough money for that.
Then it gets a little dicey.
We'll have to see what the IRS says about whether they're advising people like that to file tax returns or a separate form or what they're going to do for those people in that category.
And the IRS really isn't saying much about the mechanics of this yet, in part because it's only gone through the Senate and so it's not law.
The IRS's job is to implement the law that Congress lays out and Congress hasn't finished its job yet.
No, not taxable income.
Here's how you can think of it.
Say your amount is $1,200.
You can think of it like a $1,200 addition to the refund you would get next year.
You're just getting it now.
Or a $1,200 discount off the tax bill you would pay next year in early 2021.
You're just getting it now.
So it's really an advance of... You can think of it as an advance of next year's tax refund, not at all as a separate...
taxable event for you.
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