I just e-filed and received a refund of $1800 and I also did the recovery rebate to get both of my stimulus Which I am eligible for but I noticed when I filed my taxes that my total stimulus was not r

[MaryM428]

If you did not receive the 2019 or 2020 stimulus payments, then your two payments would total $1800.  If you are entitled to a refund from other income taxes that you had paid in 2020, then that refund would have been added to the $1800 for stimulus payments.  

You will need to review your return to see if all of your income and payments have been recorded for wages, interest, pensions, self-employment or other sources of income.  

[jj2121-]

Thank you for your input. But just to clarify are you saying that the $1800 stimulus payments should’ve been reflected in my total refund. So my refund was $1800 and my stimulus payments are supposed to total $1800 then when I e-filed Should my total refund have reflected the total of the stimulus and the refund a total of $3600. Thank you

[MaryM428]

If you are single with no dependents, not able to be claimed as a dependent by someone else, and meet income requirements, and did not receive the first or second payment, then your refund would be $1800.

Your $1800 refund is the total of your two stimulus payments.  TurboTax starts you with $1800 and then takes away the amount of stimulus payments that you have already received.  

Since you did not receive any stimulus payments, your refund stayed at $1800.  Have you received only the first payment, then your refund would have dropped to $600.  If you had received the first and second refund payments, your refund would have dropped to zero.