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For anyone who filed a 4868, and expects a refund, note that up to $5000 of it can be claimed in the form of paper I-bonds. This limit is independent of the $1
by everybodyknows 5y ago
For anyone who filed a 4868, and expects a refund, note that up to $5000 of it can be claimed in the form of paper I-bonds. This limit is independent of the $10000 online bond limit. There is a nuisance factor in that some portion will be delivered in small denominations -- down to $50.
If you're using TurboTax, the necessary checkbox is well hidden. Look for a "more options" tab or some such, IIRC.
- cbhl 5y agoThis seems like oddly-timed tax advice -- the filing deadline (without extensions) was Apr 18 and today is Apr 23.
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- nopenopenopeno 5y agoI, for one, appreciated the humor here. But I also understand why others did not.
- zinekeller 5y agoWhile it is unfortunately ill-timed, it's not like an expired discount code - it's still usable next year.
- Thorrez 5y ago>For anyone who filed a 4868 A 4868 is a request for an extension. So those people still have time.
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- throwoutway 5y agoYou can file corrections using 1040-X