IRS can claw back interest on erroneous payroll credits
The IRS paid you overpayment interest if you received the refundable portion of a pandemic payroll tax credit late. The credits included the paid sick and family and medical leave credits and, importantly, the employee retention credit. Proposed regulations now allow the IRS to recapture the interest it paid on the refundable portion of these tax credits if you received the credits in error.
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