Stimulus 2021 need some answers!!! Anyone please help

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    Tracy
      @plshelp88

      First Stimulus was direct Deposited into my capital one account went fine and dandy.

      Second stimulus NOT SO MUCH.
      My capital one account is been closed. The IRS GMP tool says it was sent to that account on 1/4/2021, even still says it right now.
      I spoke to capital one and they told me that it was kicked back to the IRS and gave me the phone number to call the IRS and verify my address with them which is a joke bc there’s no humans lol. Anywho, I checked my Tax Transcripts and they say the following
      766 Tax relief credit 01-18-2021 -$600.00
      766 Credit to your account 01-18-2021. -$600.00
      846 Refund issued. 01-04-2021 $1,200.00
      290 Additional tax assessed
      20205302 01-18-2021. $0.00

      Can ANYONE please explain what this means? And when will I get my stimulus? I am super broke and have to pay rent and electric ASAP.

      PLEASE HELP!! THANK YOU

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        Mommajess33

          Whoever’s saying you need to claim it on your taxes don’t listen to them, on the IRS website it says if it’s sent to a closed account it’ll get sent back then sent as a paper check to the address on file and arrive within 5 weeks. I posted the article on the forums here.

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          Tracy
            @plshelp88

            So they aren’t doing what they said and sending a paper check or debit card? And thank you for some info this is like the hardest thing to get answers on!

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            Hiloshark

              It means your return was sent out , then return ed by bank cause it couldn’t be deposited. Its been credited to your “irs account” until you claim it. You now have to claim it on your tax return according to irs.gov

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