Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire How is the Fed going to deposit $1200 into your bank accout?

In the mail for me.
Mail the IRS a check.

Aint seen a return probably since 2010, 2011 IIRC.

If you have 'E Filed' your return the past two years......

Received a refund......they have your bank account deposit info....

IE...the routing & account # for your checking or savings

They have your debit card info...that's all they need.

They don't have my D C info.

The feds know every piece of mail and package you receive usps. You can sign up and they'll email you a pic of every letter and package before you get it. My neighbor used to work for NSA and said they still record every phone call, text, and email. And they can record every conversation near your phone whether it's on or not.

He had me turn my phone off and set it on the table and then we talked about buying hot tubes for about 15 minutes. I turned my phone back on and had hot tub ads on Facebook, google, and on my MSN account. He said that's just what private companies are doing. I had not done any searching for hot tubes. Only s conversation while my phone was off.

Bb

They know everything except where Hillarys emails are.

They are giving yours to Demontrez. 😆😂👌

The IRS is supposed to have a web page set up soon ...

Okay. I'm holding my breath.

Check is in the mail!!!!!

LOL...

The federales have known every single detail of every facet of your life for many moons now.

Memo: Some in US may not get stimulus checks until August
April 2, 2020 at 3:23 PM CDT - Updated April 2 at 3:23 PM
By MATTHEW DALY Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government expects to begin making payments to millions of Americans under the new stimulus law in mid-April, but some people without direct deposit information may not get checks until mid-August or later, according to a memo obtained Thursday by The Associated Press.

The document from the House Ways and Means Committee says the IRS will make about 60 million payments to Americans through direct deposit in mid-April, likely the week of April 13. The IRS has direct deposit information for these individuals from their 2018 or 2019 tax returns.

Then, starting the week of May 4, the IRS will begin issuing paper checks to individuals, the memo says. The paper checks will be issued at a rate of about 5 million per week, which means it could take up to 20 weeks to get all the checks out. That timeline would delay some checks until the week of Aug. 17.

The staff memo says the timeline was based on "extensive conversations with the IRS and the Department of Treasury.'' The timeline is subject to change, given ongoing discussions between Congress and the Trump administration.

"The Committee remains focused on ensuring all eligible Americans receive their payment as quickly as possible,'' the memo says.

The payments are part of the $2.2 trillion rescue package signed into law last week by President Donald Trump aimed at combating the economic ravages of the coronavirus outbreak.

Most people don’t need to do anything to get the money.

Reversing an earlier position, the government said this week that Social Security recipients who are not required to file a tax return will not need to file a very simplified tax return to receive their government stimulus check. The Treasury Department said Wednesday that the IRS will use the information on the Form SSA-1099 and Form RRB-1099 to generate the $1,200 checks to Social Security recipients who did not file tax returns in 2018 or 2019.

The checks will be issued in reverse order of adjusted gross income, meaning that people with the lowest income will get payments first.

The committee estimates that there are 150 million to 170 million U.S. taxpayers, which leaves 90 million to 110 million taxpayers who are either filers or nonfilers but about whom the IRS wants information.

The filers will need to receive a paper check unless their direct deposit information can be updated in the IRS portal. Nonfilers may need to file the simple tax return and likely include direct deposit information if they want to receive their rebates quickly. The IRS is encouraging taxpayers to file their 2019 returns as soon as possible.

The IRS expects to create a portal in late April or early May that will allow taxpayers to find out the status of their rebate payment and update direct deposit information, the memo says.

Anyone earning up to $75,000 in adjusted gross income and who has a Social Security number will receive a $1,200 payment. That means married couples filing joint returns will receive the full payment — $2,400 — if their adjusted gross income, which is what they report on their taxes, is under $150,000.


The payment steadily declines for those who make more. Those earning more than $99,000, or $198,000 for joint filers, are not eligible. The thresholds are slightly different for those who file as a head of household.

Parents will also receive $500 for each qualifying child.