Hello, I receive Social Security Survivors benefits and I received the first and second stimulus payments very easily and quickly via direct deposit. Here's my concern, when I filed my 2020 tax return and because I didn't have any part-time income in 2020, I didn't qualify for a tax return, which is fine. The problem is, because there wasn't any income, there was no need to include bank account information with the tax return.
Ultimately my question is this; which situation takes precedence? The IRS has my bank account information based on the fact that I get direct deposit via SSI. However, my most recent tax return (2020) does NOT have bank account information included. Am I in danger of not getting a direct deposit and instead receive my third stimulus via paper check?
Thanks for any help.
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When it comes down to where IRS actually sends the check, we don't know their priority of the options on the list of direct deposit accounts.
IRS continues to say that if the recipient already gets social security checks direct deposited, etc. that they will use that information. We have no way of know what they are going to do.
Here is information from IRS regarding the direct deposit of the Third Stimulus Check
The IRS has indicated they’re using the latest taxpayer information they have on file to issue the third stimulus payment. That means they are sending your stimulus payment to one of the following:
Here is the link to "Get My Refund" for tracking the third stimulus check:
Find when and how we sent your 2021 Economic Impact Payment with the Get My Payment tool.
Find help with this tool with Frequently Asked Questions.
Get My Payment updates once per day, usually overnight. Do not call the IRS. Our phone assistors don't have information beyond what's available on IRS.gov.
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