One of the most significant yearly items in the US is the Tax Refund, which the IRS may soon deliver to a large number of Californians in the amount of $10,000.
We must be mindful of the fact that not all Californians are qualified to apply, but it is also true that the requirements can be satisfied.
It will be a direct refund to our bank account through the IRS Tax Refund, so if we are lucky enough to qualify for the right Tax Credits, we may soon have $10,000 in credits to spend whatever we like.
People from all around the nation might be eligible for the Tax Refund, thus Californians might not be the only ones who can take advantage of it.
Who gets $10,000 in the IRS Tax Refund?
We must first fulfill the conditions for two different kinds of tax credits in order to be eligible for this IRS tax refund. In this regard, the California Tax Credit can be greater as a particular one can award a substantial sum.
We are talking about the following two tax credits:
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Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
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California Earned Income Tax Credit (CalEITC).
We can soon receive $10,000 or more if we qualify for the maximum amount of both IRS Tax Credits. In order to obtain them, pay attention to the prerequisites.
How to get the IRS EITC?
We should remember that there are a number of requirements in order to receive the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Therefore, for it, we need to:
- Have a maximum income of $16,480 in the case of not having children.
- Have up to $44,492 maximum if we have only one child.
- Have an income of up to $53,057 in the case of having three or more children.
We can apply for a tax credit of up to $8,046 if we meet these standards. Therefore, sending the IRS all required paperwork by April 18 is also required.
How to obtain the CalEITC from the IRS?
Despite being a distinct tax credit, we are talking about the same idea—just in California. California residents with low incomes are eligible to apply for the IRS Tax Credit.
But since this Tax Credit has a maximum of $3,644, adding it to the other one yields a hefty sum. We should confirm our eligibility, but generally speaking, if we are eligible to apply for the EITC, we can also apply for the CalEITC.
This situation requires you to have a maximum income of $31,950 in addition to providing for a dependent child.
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