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I always thought that I would get it in my tax refund the following year (which was why my window to buy an EV was always november ish).
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amanda jeans
The credit has nothing to do with withholding. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 12 '21, 11:31
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Yeah, this is the mistake I was making on B2.
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TWuG
Apr 12, 11:35
"If you owe less you don't get the extra in cash." ?? -- nm
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amanda jeans
Apr 12, 11:32
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Imprecise language. Non-refundable credits are limited by your total tax liability for the year, not by how much you might owe when you file. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Apr 12, 11:34
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why not just say that? what I owe is completely different from my liability. so clarifying -- (edited)
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amanda jeans
Apr 12, 11:36
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Yes. -- nm
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pmb
Apr 12, 12:36
Also note that the credit covers a time period. It doesn't instantly drop in half on the 200,000th (example) sale. It
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TWuG
Apr 12, 11:46
Yes, that sounds right. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 12, 11:38
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