If I filed and got a return, would I have to still give my bank information?

keshondria · ‎April 10, 2020

DanaB27 · ‎April 11, 2020

No, if you entered your direct deposit information when you filed your return then the IRS should have your direct deposit information for the Stimulus payment.

Also, the IRS is planning to open a "Get My Payment" application in mid-April to allow taxpayers to check on their stimulus payment and to update their direct deposit information if needed. You can visit the following link for the most recent updates: Economic Impact Payments

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DanaB27 · ‎April 11, 2020

No, if you entered your direct deposit information when you filed your return then the IRS should have your direct deposit information for the Stimulus payment.

Also, the IRS is planning to open a "Get My Payment" application in mid-April to allow taxpayers to check on their stimulus payment and to update their direct deposit information if needed. You can visit the following link for the most recent updates: Economic Impact Payments

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If I filed and got a return, would I have to still give my bank information?