So, it turns out I underestimated how much I would make this year but not by a whole lot when I changed my expected income to my final amount back in June. However, there’s the whole thing with the expanded tax credit that was available in April, and I didn’t take that until 2 months in. How is all of this going to affect my taxes at the end of the year? I already saw that the difference for the second half of the year is extremely small to where I probably owe less than $40 back for that half, but do you think it would even out since I didn’t take the extra credit for the first 2 months of availability?
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[link] [comments]So, it turns out I underestimated how much I would make this year but not by a whole lot when I changed my expected income to my final amount back in June. However, there’s the whole thing with the expanded tax credit that was available in April, and I didn’t take that until 2 months in. How is all of this going to affect my taxes at the end of the year? I already saw that the difference for the second half of the year is extremely small to where I probably owe less than $40 back for that half, but do you think it would even out since I didn’t take the extra credit for the first 2 months of availability? submitted by /u/PSIwind [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance