In March,\u00a0at the height of the COVID-19 outbreak, the IRS decided to postpone the tax-filing deadline from April 15 to July 15. This postponement came at a critical time, allowing taxpayers to take an extra three months to file their returns, and come up with any money that may have been owed for 2019.<\/p>\n
El aplazamiento de la fecha l\u00edmite de impuestos fue fundamental para muchos estadounidenses, pero no estuvo exento de complicaciones. Los contribuyentes estadounidenses que aprovecharon esta decisi\u00f3n del IRS tambi\u00e9n retrasaron sin darse cuenta sus propias declaraciones, en el momento en que m\u00e1s las necesitaban. Millones de estadounidenses quedaron desempleados durante el brote inicial y la recesi\u00f3n subsiguiente, y esperar tres meses adicionales para recibir su regreso puso a muchos en una situaci\u00f3n financiera dif\u00edcil.<\/p>\n
Si aprovech\u00f3 la fecha l\u00edmite pospuesta para la presentaci\u00f3n de impuestos y recibi\u00f3 su reembolso m\u00e1s tarde de lo habitual, hay buenas noticias: el IRS pagar\u00e1 intereses sobre algunos reembolsos, lo que podr\u00eda resultar en que reciba un cheque adicional. Estimaciones recientes muestran que casi 14 millones de contribuyentes calificar\u00e1n para el pago separado del IRS por intereses sobre los reembolsos de este a\u00f1o.<\/p>\n
While getting an interest payment on this year\u2019s refunds will be beneficial to millions, figures show that the interest payment may be a small sum when based on national refund data. The average tax refund this year was estimated at $2,741 as of late July, so the average interest payment would sit around $18. Since the interest\u00a0payment is based on your individual refund, individuals who received more than the national average will see higher interest payments. It is important to note that any interest payment that an individual might receive will count as income for this year, so be sure to save your 1099 form for the interest payment if you receive one, so that you can file in 2021.<\/p>\n
Si recibi\u00f3 un gran reembolso de impuestos de 2019 y sus ganancias de 2020 son
\ncomparable, podr\u00eda considerar ajustar su retenci\u00f3n para el resto de 2020. En lugar de esperar a presentar su declaraci\u00f3n de impuestos de 2020 para recibir un gran reembolso, ajustar las retenciones para maximizar los ingresos durante el resto de este a\u00f1o puede ser una mejor opci\u00f3n para algunos, especialmente para aquellos que est\u00e1n lidiando con problemas financieros debido a la pandemia.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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