IRS just released the tool for NON-FILERS to submit their info:

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/non-filers-enter-payment-info-here

This is NOT for people who filed or plan on filing a 2019 return.

IRS just released the tool for NON-FILERS to submit their info:

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/non-filers-enter-payment-info-here

This is NOT for people who filed or plan on filing a 2019 return.

@Bobbo: not sure. Lol. That’s why I’m curious. I would think there HAS to be some “transaction” posted… I’m gonna go dig through transAction codes and see what I find. I’m not sure if the 846 is just for tax refunds. But then again, this an advanced refundable tax credit… so maybe that is what we will see.

If anyone can check their transcripts, I think there could be transactions posted tomorrow morning (3am’ish) that will correspond with first direct deposits hitting Wednesday. That’s just a guess.

@Lymmzj: The Treasury Dept plans on launching a site where people can provide their deposit information to the IRS so they can direct deposit instead of a paper check. Latest I read is that the website should be up at the end of next week.

@Barbienotsoperfect:

TPG Phone NumberS

Customer Service
877-908-7228
800-901-6663

More phone numbers here:

How to Talk to a Human at IRS

@theDeuce: I see this

“… An IRS-issued check will be mailed to taxpayers that received a check printed from their tax professional’s office or a debit card issued through Santa Barbara TPG….”

In this case the Treasury portal (whenever that goes live) will be the next step to a DD instead of a check.

@Aj: If you used the TurboTax prepaid card, you will likely be slated to get a paper check unless you provide your banking info to the IRS. The Treasury Department is supposed to publish a web-based portal for this, but we haven’t see anything about it yet.

🚨 Help is on the way! A deal has been reached on the largest rescue package in American history. The bill is expected to pass today. Virus checks coming soon. Details are forthcoming and we will update you as the story develops here: https://igotmyrefund.com/2020-stimulus-check/

@oneallmama: We will post an update as soon as the final bill text is published.

@Justthefacts: There is actually discussion of increasing the amount to SSI and SSDI recipients.

@Mr. Unknown0: that is a great question. I will see what I can dig up on that scenario. (I completely understand an adult deadbeat kid lol 🤣)

@Pokenan: The latest information we heard from the GOP REpublican proposal, was that Social Security recipients would receive stimulus on their monthly check/deposit.

@Katja: we think they will use income from 2019 tax return (which you would have or will file in 2020)

@OFFSET EXEMPTION NEEDED: I agree, Calls to Congresspersons to speak your mind can actually affect change.

@Sk.s:

If you still haven’t received your refund, check in with others on our

home page https://igotmyrefund.com/

or in our Forums https://igotmyrefund.com/forum/

@Karinda: To change you address with IRS:

https://www.irs.gov/faqs/irs-procedures/address-changes/address-changes

In the 2008 Stimulus Package, Injured Spouse claims were handled as follows:

Q. I am filing a joint tax return with my spouse who has a past-due obligation. How can I ensure that I still get my share of our joint stimulus…[Read more]

In 2008, those with Social Security were eligible but not for those with only SSI. We hope they don’t make it as exclusive this time around.

UPDATE 3/18/20 11:29am: The latest spending plan proposal from the White House is two equal amounts beginning April 6 and then again on May 18. Payment amounts would be fixed and tiered based on income level and family size.