Here’s When The IRS Says You Can Expect Your $1,200 Check

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I know it’s something we’ve all been wondering and I might just have a little bit of good news to brighten your day.

The IRS Has Released New Information On When You Can Expect Your $1,200 Stimulus Check and Here’s What We Know.

According to The Washington Post, The Internal Revenue Service plans to send electronic payments as soon as late next week, April 9th to be exact.

This is a week ahead of the original schedule.

However, this is NOT for all Americans and some, may even have to wait until September (5 months) to receive their checks. Yikes!

The reason being?

The IRS needs time to create, print and mail checks to those that have not filed their taxes electronically or received a refund over the last 2 years.

I mean, that makes sense.

Apparently, Patricia McLaughlin, who is a spokeswoman for the Treasury Department said in an email that “the overwhelming majority of eligible Americans” will receive stimulus payments within the next three weeks.

She also said that Treasury expects 50 million to 70 million Americans to receive checks through direct deposit by April 15 which isn’t too far away.

According to the Washington post, here is how the check distribution will be prioritized:

The IRS plan would distribute paper checks to the lowest-income Americans first, prioritizing payments for individual taxpayers with incomes of $10,000 or less on April 24.

Checks for earners of $20,000 or less would be in the mail May 1, followed by those with incomes of $30,000 on May 8, $40,000 on May 15, and continuing in income increments of $10,000 each week, according to the plan. The IRS plans to issue about 5 million checks each week.

Stimulus checks would be issued on Sept. 4 to joint taxpayers earning $198,000, the maximum allowed under the stimulus. All others would be sent on Sept. 11, in most cases because the IRS did not have prior tax information for them and they need to apply for the checks.

So, now we know when the checks are supposed to be coming. But if you are wondering if the IRS has your info and the fastest way to ensure that, check out that information here.

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20 Comments

  1. I go to school fulltime and worked on campus, do I get a check?

  2. My daughter goes to school full time but also workes will she receive a check ?

  3. WILL MY CHECK GO DIRECT DEPOSIT OR MAIL I GET SOCIAL SECUIRTY DIRECT DEPOIST NOW

  4. How do I add your bank account and routing number and my account number so I can receive my check to my bank account

    1. Why would you add my bank acct and routing with your account number.?

  5. If I draw ss and didn’t file 2019 tax will I get a check

    1. If I get as Will I still get stimulus check
      ?Don’t have to file taxes.

  6. Will I get the stimulus check sent to my address

  7. Will the checks be direct deposited if you used HR block and they took ylur fees out of your refund and then direct deposited into your account thru a third party? How do I get my direct deposit info to givernment?

  8. If you draw social security and have direct deposit when can you expect your money

    1. My daughter receives SSI for her 2 disabled children. She is a single mom with the 2 boys and a daughter. She lives on $1500 a month to pay rent, utilities etc. She does not file income tax. Is she eligible for these checks?

      1. Yes, prolly doubles like adult $1,200 n child not sure exactly $500 or $1,000 each child

      2. I am a single mother of a son who receives disability check. He was 16 in the year 2019. His check is my only income. Do I qualify for the 1200 and 500 for him. And can I have the checks deposited in the same account that his check is deposited to

    2. If you get SSI will your check be direct deposit, and you filed your taxes for 2019 and got your refund, approx. When will l get it.

    3. I draw Social Security when do I expect the deposit.

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