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There seems to be a big problem with the systems not having the capacity to complete the renewal process. There was no checking for a while thus little need fo
by LorenPechtel 3y ago
There seems to be a big problem with the systems not having the capacity to complete the renewal process.
There was no checking for a while thus little need for resources needed for checking (there was still some because people still came into the system.) Now there's a big demand for renewal checking and it's working on a basis of dropping people if they don't complete it even if the problem is on the state's end. And, yes, it's completely unclear how many--because the red states want these failures, they're not keeping track.
It's the usual garbage of putting roadblocks in the way of benefits to keep down the amount paid out.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoWhat do you mean by systems not having the capacity? Are there any many problems on the state side? I'm new to the issue so I assume it is 99% individuals failing to respond
- LorenPechtel 3y agoNo, a lot of it is individuals responding and their responses not being processed. They have to prove they are eligible, if that proof isn't processed they are dropped. Look at the reports of huge backlogs with the IRS. What would happen if they automatically started prosecuting you for failure to file as of June 1st?