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First, let's talk about "caring for yourself" and how Covid-19 affected your ability to perform your business related services:

  • Did you miss work due to:

  • Quarantine
    • Federal, state, or local lockdown orders related to COVID-19
    • Quarantining or isolation order related to COVID-19
  • Illness
    • Symptoms of COVID-19 or seeking a medical diagnosis
    • Sickness due to vaccination side effects
    • Caring for someone with COVID symptoms
  • Vaccination
    • A COVID-19 vaccination appointment
    • Side effects due to vaccination

NOTE: The IRS does not require you to have a positive test or PROOF that you had Covid-19. You simply need to affirm with the IRS that you did in fact have Covid-19 (in good faith) or were quarantined due to the virus and lost work (lost wages) and provide the dates you were out of work.




  • Did you miss work due to:

  • Quarantine
    • Federal, state, or local lockdown orders related to COVID-19
    • Quarantining or isolation order related to COVID-19
  • Illness
    • Symptoms of COVID-19 or seeking a medical diagnosis
    • Sickness due to vaccination side effects
    • Caring for someone with COVID symptoms
  • Vaccination
    • A COVID-19 vaccination appointment
    • Side effects due to vaccination

NOTE: The IRS does not require you to have a positive test or PROOF that you had Covid-19. You simply need to affirm with the IRS that you did in fact have Covid-19 (in good faith) or were quarantined due to the virus and lost work (lost wages) and provide the dates you were out of work.




Next, let's talk about "caring for your dependents" and how Covid-19 affected your ability to perform your business related services:

The IRS defines a dependent as either a qualifying child or relative of the taxpayer. The Child Tax Credit helps families with qualifying children and/or dependent get a tax break.

NOTE: The IRS does not require you to have PROOF that you cared for a minor child under the age of 18 (or dependent). You simply need to affirm with the IRS that you did in fact lose time from work or business because you cared for the dependent (in good faith).




The IRS defines a dependent as either a qualifying child or relative of the taxpayer. The Child Tax Credit helps families with qualifying children and/or dependent get a tax break.

NOTE: The IRS does not require you to have PROOF that you cared for a minor child under the age of 18 (or dependent). You simply need to affirm with the IRS that you did in fact lose time from work or business because you cared for the dependent (in good faith).










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