
Stimulus-enhanced child tax credits should start flowing in July, IRS chief says
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The Internal Revenue Service is on track to start sending stimulus-enhanced child tax credits to millions of families in July, the agency's head said Tuesday.
The upbeat prediction from IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig was a notable change from his more hesitant assessment last month, when he told a House subcommittee that the agency might not meet the deadline imposed by the Democrats' $1.9 trillion relief package. "We fully expect to launch in July. We expect to launch with payments going out on a monthly basis," Rettig said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing.More Related News

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