NON-FILERS (Economic Impact Payment)
We do provide Non-filers eFiling for nominal fixed fee of $60 for our Seniors,
Retiree who are not Tech Savvy or does not know how to file it.
Trust us, we often get questions regarding Non-filers and people have
made mistake. Now they have to wait for paper check instead of direct
deposit. If you do not want to make that mistake CALL US! or pay via
PAYPAL the Non-filers fee by clicking the link below and we will take care
of it!
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you call or text us after you paid the fees.
Retiree who are not Tech Savvy or does not know how to file it.
Trust us, we often get questions regarding Non-filers and people have
made mistake. Now they have to wait for paper check instead of direct
deposit. If you do not want to make that mistake CALL US! or pay via
PAYPAL the Non-filers fee by clicking the link below and we will take care
of it!
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you call or text us after you paid the fees.
(NON-FILERS ONLY):
Step 1. Pay $60 fee
Step 2. Create account on our secured link
SECOND STIMULUS CHECK INFO
DO NOT FORGET:
SAVE YOUR Notice 1444 from IRS, Your Economic Impact Payment
(EIP), you may be eligible for Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 Tax Return.
1. Second Stimulus Check Amount and Who qualifies
2. Income Requirements:
3. What dependents qualify?
Support Test - You must have provided more than 50% of the support (e.g. food, lodging, tuition, etc.)
Residency Test - The child must be living with you more than 50% of the time
4. What dependents do not qualify?
5. What about New Born in 2020?
We have received lot of questions about Stimulus check even related to first stimulus check that they never received it. IRS previously had not issued any clear rulings but now have made it clear on some issues. I have listed few Q&A below:
Q. Will I receive the stimulus check if I only receive SSI or other similar benefits?
A: Yes, as long as you meet the income threshold (less than $75,000 as an individual or $150,000 as a couple).
Q. How will I get these payments?
A. Most will receive direct deposits as IRS already have that information. If not, then you will receive paper check. IRS has also start issuing payments via debit card.
Q. Will my check be taxed or garnished like for child support?
A. No
Q. I have not received my first stimulus check, what do I need to do?
A. You will be able to claim it as a Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 tax return so long you truly qualify to receive such a payment.
Q. I checked on IRS website 'Get My Payment' and it says Payment Status # 2 - Not available? Why?
A. It means you will not receive Second Economic Impact Payment and you need to claim as Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 Tax Return.
IRS has advised that if people have not received Stimulus Check they should file their 2020 tax return electronically and claim Recovery Rebate Credit on their tax return.
Q. I have not received my stimulus check because I do not file or usually are not required to file? What should I do?
A. If you are eligible for the payment and have not received it, Recovery Rebate Credit may be claimed on the 2020 tax return.
Q. Can I still use IRS Non-Filers tool to get my stimulus check?
A. No, it is no longer available and you will have to file your 2020 tax return and claim it via Recovery Rebate Credit.
DO NOT FORGET:
SAVE YOUR Notice 1444 from IRS, Your Economic Impact Payment
(EIP), you may be eligible for Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 Tax Return.
1. Second Stimulus Check Amount and Who qualifies
- $600 for a qualifying individual ($1,200 if filed jointly)
- Additional $600 for each dependent under the age of 17.
2. Income Requirements:
- Less than $75,000 (Single filer) on their 2019 tax filings; phaseout at income above $75,000 and Zero at $87,000.
- Less than $150,000 (Joint filers) of 2019 tax filings; phaseout at income above $150,000 and Zero at $174,000.
3. What dependents qualify?
- If dependent is 16 years old or younger, they would qualify assuming they meet the income threshold
Support Test - You must have provided more than 50% of the support (e.g. food, lodging, tuition, etc.)
Residency Test - The child must be living with you more than 50% of the time
4. What dependents do not qualify?
- High School Senior who was 17 years of age on their parents 2019 tax filings
- College student who were listed dependents on their parents filings
- Adult dependents
5. What about New Born in 2020?
- New parents will not receive the stimulus check because IRS is basing this off on 2019 tax filings BUT GOOD NEWS is these parents will eventually receive this money when they file their 2020 tax return so long their income qualifies.
We have received lot of questions about Stimulus check even related to first stimulus check that they never received it. IRS previously had not issued any clear rulings but now have made it clear on some issues. I have listed few Q&A below:
Q. Will I receive the stimulus check if I only receive SSI or other similar benefits?
A: Yes, as long as you meet the income threshold (less than $75,000 as an individual or $150,000 as a couple).
Q. How will I get these payments?
A. Most will receive direct deposits as IRS already have that information. If not, then you will receive paper check. IRS has also start issuing payments via debit card.
Q. Will my check be taxed or garnished like for child support?
A. No
Q. I have not received my first stimulus check, what do I need to do?
A. You will be able to claim it as a Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 tax return so long you truly qualify to receive such a payment.
Q. I checked on IRS website 'Get My Payment' and it says Payment Status # 2 - Not available? Why?
A. It means you will not receive Second Economic Impact Payment and you need to claim as Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020 Tax Return.
IRS has advised that if people have not received Stimulus Check they should file their 2020 tax return electronically and claim Recovery Rebate Credit on their tax return.
Q. I have not received my stimulus check because I do not file or usually are not required to file? What should I do?
A. If you are eligible for the payment and have not received it, Recovery Rebate Credit may be claimed on the 2020 tax return.
Q. Can I still use IRS Non-Filers tool to get my stimulus check?
A. No, it is no longer available and you will have to file your 2020 tax return and claim it via Recovery Rebate Credit.
- Click here for more Q&A information on the SECOND EIP
