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Social Security recipients who don’t usually file tax returns will automatically get $1,200 payments, Treasury says in reversal

Posted by bleem
Tags: economics, duplicate post, coronaviruses.covid19, usa, economy, stimulus, welfare, students, social security, internal revenue service, department of the treasury, taxes, tax returns, policy.fiscal, author.heather long, source.the washington post, paywall.hard
https://www.washingtonpost.com./business/2020/04/01/bailout-checks-social-security/

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The list of those who won't get a $1,200 stimulus check is growing - and includes some surprising groups
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  1. [4]
    wundumguy
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    "Hey Grandma, me again. So it looks like the government changed its mind AGAIN..."

    "Hey Grandma, me again. So it looks like the government changed its mind AGAIN..."

    4 votes
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      1. [2]
        bleem
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        Ah I missed that post. Thanks for the link

        Ah I missed that post. Thanks for the link

        3 votes
        1. skybrian
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          We corrected the post, but posting it again is good, given that it was partially reversed.

          We corrected the post, but posting it again is good, given that it was partially reversed.

          1 vote
      2. wundumguy
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        You were exactly who I was thinking of lol

        You were exactly who I was thinking of lol

        1 vote
  2. Deimos
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    Also important: Americans without IRS direct deposit may not receive stimulus checks for months

    Also important: Americans without IRS direct deposit may not receive stimulus checks for months

    The IRS will begin depositing payments to 60 million Americans in mid-April, according to the memo. But paper checks won't start being mailed until the week of May 4, and they'll go out at a rate of 5 million checks per week. That rate would mean the final paper checks would be distributed 20 weeks later — the week of Aug. 17.

    2 votes