Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) stimulus payment thread

@Dannyblaze420  Call the bank that issued that card. If the account is just completely closed, I believe the deposit $ is returned. If it's still open and you just have a different card, the bank will know, and automatically add it to the correct account. 

As of right now, it's just one. There is legislation in the House of Representatives right now to make it a monthly stimulus of $2000. It would be nice until this thing is over, but I wouldn't look for it to pass the Senate.

https://www.wifr.com/content/news/Proposed-house-bill-calls-for-some-Americans-to-get-a-monthly-2000-stimulus-check-569659991.html

For those of you who have put in your TT Debit Card info recently, how long does the IRS site say it's going to take for your stimulus check to come in?  Just curious, as I don't yet have a payment date listed.

@WmFerris Depends on whether you filed 2018. If you did they might've already used your 2018 info. Check: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment

If they've already used your 2018 info, you should be able to see that from the Get My Payment link. 

@Huseynov89  Go to https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment You'll need to enter some info from your 2018 return; then you'll be able to see if they've issued a payment, and check to see if they have the correct direct deposit info. 

• @hydn If you're referring to accidently claiming yourself on your 2019 return (or 2018), and the IRS didn't already correct your mistake for you, consider whether you received a refund, as you'll likely have to pay that back. You don't necessarily have to amend your return by today.
• Note: If you're 17 to 24, AND your parents already claimed you, not only would they not qualify for the xtra $500 for dependents on their stimulus (dependents have to be 16 or under to qualify for the xtra $500), but you also wouldn't qualify for any stimulus payment at all.
•  if you made a huge mistake on your return, or if you forgot to report something important (like being married), you'll want to fix it by amending your previously filed tax return with the 1040X. I would get in touch with support here, if you filed with turbotax. They'll be able to help you with the 1040X. 
• I'm not telling you what to do, but unless your parents hadn't already filed, and are now UNABLE to claim you until you fix it, I wouldn't worry about trying to get that amendment filed by today. Even if you amend today, it's going to take quite awhile for the IRS to handle your amended return, which would likely affect your parents trying to file and claim you anytime soon anyway.