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We filed jointly with paper forms and got a small refund in the form of a paper check last year - we both are SS recipients with direct deposit.
So we assume ours will be direct deposited whenever the IRS gets around to it.
Aha. Thank you for the link. I owed a small payment with my 2018 tax return, so apparently I won't be getting a direct deposit of my stimulus money then.
That's ok because my employer is still paying me my full salary (I'm working from home). I just wanted to check up on what was going on with my stimulus payment.
also had "hazard pay" added to my paycheck, 10% for a few months, work in healthcare and they are worried about people quitting, and hope to keep us working. I am happy to have a job and the extra pay.
We submit taxes because we still have a corporation. But the past 2 years we either showed a loss or had a return we let them keep and put toward the next year. So no direct deposit. We do have SS direct deposit, so I guess we'll get it when we get it. I only care because I plan on sending it to someone who needs it worse than me.
I'm surprised to hear people who get Social Security are getting stimulus checks. What money is being replaced? I get a pension. I don't expect a stimulus check on top of that. I thought stimulus checks were only for working people who aren't getting a paycheck.
I'm surprised to hear people who get Social Security are getting stimulus checks. What money is being replaced? I get a pension. I don't expect a stimulus check on top of that. I thought stimulus checks were only for working people who aren't getting a paycheck.
Because they want the stimulus money to get spent to stimulate the economy
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