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Wow! Hopefully Trump supporters who are suffering due to covid-19 will wake up! Millions of Americans are unemployed, are about to lose their homes, can't afford groceries to feed their families, don't have health insurance and can't afford medical care and prescriptions. I'm hoping Trump just pulled the trigger and lost millions of votes. 🤞🏽🙏🏽
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y’all got yours yet? I’m still waitin...
So they’ve been sending out those stimulus debit cards. We got one (for some reason?) and thought it was a scam cause I didn’t even know they were doing cards instead of checks.
So if you get a star-spangled Visa card in the mail on a sheet of paper with the IRS symbol in the bottom left that instructs you to visit EIP-something dot something, that’s an Economic Impact Payment Card. When you call to activate it, it’ll give you your balance.
I recommend tracking your balance ruthlessly, because it costs $0.25 to check your balance. And I believe a hefty ATM fee, since they want them used as debit cards.
Millions of people received their stimulus payments from the federal government this week, but some are at risk of immediately losing the money if they owe credit card, medical, or private student loan debts.
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EMAIL YOUR REPS
Tell them to vote for the EMERGENCY MONEY FOR THE PEOPLES ACT.
People who were left out of the original stimulus by and large qualify for this one! Students, young people, workers who have experienced job loss.
It’s $2k/month to everyone over 16yo who makes less than $135,000.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfriedman/2020/04/15/stimulus-bill-taxes-congress-refund/
I can't fucking believe this is real. They said it was coming but I didn't truly believe it.
The government actually sent me money. The full $1,700. Y'all I have never in my adult life had this much money in my account at one time. I can pay all my bills and fix my car now. I'm literally about to cry rn
I've seen that post going around about how to access a stimulus payment if you did not receive yours due to homelessness or other difficulty filing (remember, some incarcerated people do qualify), and I think it's a little bit confusing so I want to clarify, just in case. The stimulus payments are refundable tax credits, which for our purposes just means that you have to file taxes to get them, and if you did get them, they won't be taxed.
If you do not usually file taxes because you are below the income threshold for filing, you still need to file taxes to get your stimulus payment (and you may qualify for other credits depending on your situation). This year, you'll claim the Recovery Rebate Credit to receive your stimulus money.
The deadline to file 2020 federal income taxes has been extended until May 17, 2021, so you have plenty of time to file, but it may be desirable to do it now so you can access whatever money the government owes you as quickly as possible.
Filing your taxes for most people in this situation is straightforward. You can do it on paper or with an online form, and request your payment as a direct deposit or as a mailed prepaid debit card. The debit card may take several months to arrive, and you can have it sent to a PO box rather than a residential address.
There are free tax preparation centers to offer assistance to people filing taxes; they have a limited number of in-person offerings this year, but may still be helpful in your area. Here is the IRS's local lookup page for VITA and TCE centers.
AARP also offers tax help in various forms; their policies are inconsistent this year, but they will help anyone (you do not need to be a senior). Here's their page to find assistance near you.
There are also online forms you can use: the IRS's Free File page will direct you to the various third-party tax prep sites, so you just need to have your documents (dependents' information, W-2s, etc.). You can use any of them to file a basic federal income tax return, completely free of charge. Your local public library may offer access to computers or WiFi to help you file, and many also have paper copies of the 1040 (basic income tax return) if you prefer to file on paper.
Taxes are always troublesome, but if you're looking for help you have options!
