2025 Path Act 2025 Update Details. CA Program The IRS will lift the PATH Act holding requirement on February 17, 2025, and fund most refunds of taxpayers claiming either the EITC or ACTC by February 28, 2025. The IRS can begin issuing refunds for EITC and ACTC claimants.
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The PATH Act 2025 continues to impact EITC and ACTC refunds, delaying them until at least March 3, 2025.Taxpayers should prepare for this delay and take proactive steps such as filing electronically, using direct deposit, and verifying their information to avoid further hold-ups. The IRS can begin issuing refunds for EITC and ACTC claimants.
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The PATH Act 2025 continues to impact EITC and ACTC refunds, delaying them until at least March 3, 2025.Taxpayers should prepare for this delay and take proactive steps such as filing electronically, using direct deposit, and verifying their information to avoid further hold-ups. This official announcement from January 28th affects taxpayers who claimed either the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) Most of the time, the IRS will fund tax refunds within 21 days, but does not guarantee a certain date
Continuing Resolution November 2025 Aime Hyacinth. Refunds for EITC and Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC): Under the PATH Act, refunds containing EITC or ACTC cannot be issued before mid-February 2025. The IRS has confirmed that it will lift the Path ACT and provide refund payment status' on IRS2Go and WMR after February 22nd, 2025.Refund payments/release will start around March 3rd, 2025 for PATH held tax returns.
Cartoon Network 2025 February 1 Isaac Gray. WHY THE PATH ACT DELAYS YOUR REFUND The PATH Act, enacted in 2015, mandates that the IRS hold refunds for taxpayers claiming EITC or ACTC until mid-February The PATH Act 2025 continues to impact EITC and ACTC refunds, delaying them until at least March 3, 2025.Taxpayers should prepare for this delay and take proactive steps such as filing electronically, using direct deposit, and verifying their information to avoid further hold-ups.