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People in at least 19 states may want to delay filing while the IRS figures out if state stimulus checks and rebates are taxable. Photoroyalty / Shutterstock.com
So much for filing your taxes early this year. The IRS is scrambling to figure out if state-issued stimulus checks and rebates sent out in 2022 are taxable at the federal level. In the meantime, the IRS told those who received such payments to hold off on filling their tax returns until the agency releases clarification. Last year millions of taxpayers across the country received relief payments…
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