You might be interested in what the IRS is getting about to announce: in the upcoming weeks, about one million taxpayers will get a stimulus check worth up to $1,400.
Why? It looks like a lot of folks filed their 2021 tax forms without claiming a credit. The IRS claims that even though the taxpayer was entitled to the money, the Recovery Rebate Credit field was frequently left empty or filled with 0.
This credit was designed to help people who got only a portion of the three COVID-19 stimulus payments or did not receive any of them at all. The IRS is presently checking the data and fixing any mistakes, but it’s like being left off the distribution list.
What is the Recovery Rebate Credit that will get you a stimulus check?
According to Danny Werfel, the IRS commissioner, the objective is to make the process easier for taxpayers. The IRS has chosen to do it automatically for you rather than requesting that you file an updated return, which could give you a lot of hassles. Therefore, if you are among those impacted, the funds will be sent to the address on file or put into your bank account.
“We want to make life easier for taxpayers,” Werfel says. These kinds of payments show that we are dedicated to helping in every way possible.
When will you receive the money?
The money will be made straight to the bank account you specified on your 2023 tax return if you’re one of the fortunate ones. If not, a cheque will be mailed to the registered address.
The finest aspect? There is nothing you need to do. By the end of January, the IRS anticipates that most taxpayers will get their payouts.
Watch your mailbox or bank account over the next several weeks if you think you might be one of the one million taxpayers. It may be a minor surprise that you were not prepared for, but it will surely be useful.
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