Reminder:
Internal Revenue Manual Part 25. Special Topics · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
Repayment of any amount of EIP the taxpayer received in excess of the amount they are entitled to will not be requested. This includes an offset to a child support debt.
(2)
One return IDT
Invalid/Valid
Invalid/Invalid
The reporting taxpayer was listed as the primary or secondary taxpayer on an IJE return
Some of the original EIP was offset to a child support obligation and only the non-owner of the CN received the portion of the original EIP in excess of the amount offset to child support.
Reduce the amount of EIP on the module to reflect the exact amount of EIP applied to the child support obligation. Input TC 290 .00 with BS 05, SC 0, the appropriate CRN(s) and amount(s), RC(s), and HC 4.
For IDT cases, input a second TC 290 .00 with BS 05, SC 0, HC 3, and RC 139. Post delay the adjustment by one cycle.
For IDT cases meeting streamline criteria, follow procedures in IRM 25.25.4.6, Reversing Identity Theft (IDT) Lost Refunds, to resolve the partially lost EIP issued to the invalid taxpayer.
For IDT cases meeting non-streamline criteria, create a Dummy tax year 2020 module for the IRSN. Follow procedures in IRM 21.5.2.4.23.10, Moving Refunds, to move the EIP to the 2020 module for the IRSN. Refer to IRM 25.23.4.20.3.3, Economic Impact Payment (EIP) - Account Balancing Adjustments, to determine if additional actions are required to balance the accounts.
For IJE cases, create a Dummy tax year 2020 module for the other TIN. Follow procedures in IRM 21.5.2.4.23.10, Moving Refunds, to move the EIP to the 2020 module for the other TIN. Refer to IRM 25.23.4.20.3.3 , Economic Impact Payment (EIP) - Account Balancing Adjustments, to determine if additional actions are required to balance the accounts.
Refer to paragraph (8) below for letter requirements.
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