How do I know when I’ll get mine? And how much
I filed my 2019 taxes n owed money it was taken from my account that was on file on -
4/15/2020 will I get a check
No, the rebate check is an advance payment of a 2008 tax credit. The money is actually a portion of the refund or payment applied to the taxes you will file in 2009. Therefore as it is a refund check it is not taxable income.
Pretty sure the only requirement to get the stimulus check is you have to file taxes for last year 2007.
No. It will be held by the IRS and applied to your tax bill. So you won't get a check in the mail or deposited into your account, but you will get a credit towards your back taxes. The same is true if the IRS is currently keeping your refund through the Treasury Offset Program for student loans, child support, etc.
When you have your fees deducted from the refund, the IRS sends the refund to the tax preparer's bank which deducts the fees and deposits the rest into your account. Since the IRS doesn't want to send the rebate to that account, they're issuing a check instead.
quick answer. Yes. If you prepare your taxes online and are receiving a refund, calculate your refund with the stimulus amount you received and with out. You will notice a big difference. Do not send it in with false information or it will be rejected! Try it both ways and see for yourself.
They do NOT get a refund from any ones taxes. They only get a refund check from their own taxes if they have over paid their income tax liability for the year.
No, the rebate check is an advance payment of a 2008 tax credit. The money is actually a portion of the refund or payment applied to the taxes you will file in 2009. Therefore as it is a refund check it is not taxable income.
You don't get a refund of your property tax.
Yes!! if you filed your taxes and will be receiving a refund via your checking account you will receive your stimulus check early...I did.
If I owe back child support money, will the IRS hold my refund or delay my refund? Yes. The Bureau of Fiscal Service (BFS) might delay or offset your refund to pay your debt. For child support tax refund concerns, contact your debt agency to determine if it submitted your tax debt for a tax refund debt offset.
Pretty sure the only requirement to get the stimulus check is you have to file taxes for last year 2007.
i think if you don't owe taxes for 2007,but owe taxes on prior years you should still get a stimulus check as long as you are making monthly payments on what you owe.
No. It will be held by the IRS and applied to your tax bill. So you won't get a check in the mail or deposited into your account, but you will get a credit towards your back taxes. The same is true if the IRS is currently keeping your refund through the Treasury Offset Program for student loans, child support, etc.
When you have your fees deducted from the refund, the IRS sends the refund to the tax preparer's bank which deducts the fees and deposits the rest into your account. Since the IRS doesn't want to send the rebate to that account, they're issuing a check instead.
quick answer. Yes. If you prepare your taxes online and are receiving a refund, calculate your refund with the stimulus amount you received and with out. You will notice a big difference. Do not send it in with false information or it will be rejected! Try it both ways and see for yourself.
It depends. For more information go to the H & R Block website: http://digits.hrblock.com/taxrebate/ They have a podcast that explains it all. Or you can contact the H & R Block site that filed your tax return.
Starting Thursday, millions of grandparents and retirees will see a $250 raise to their usual Social Security funds. The months long wait for stimulus payments for seniors, as part of the stimulus bill passed February, is now over, CNN reports. Nearly 55 million seniors and retirees will receive the $250 one-time payment between now and June 4, 2009. Most of the checks have been sent out this week. (May 11, 2009). Payment will either be received as a separate check, in addition to Social Security payments, or appear in accounts as a direct deposit.