COVID 19 Stimulus Check

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April 15, 2020
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I got married in 2019 and have not yet filed my 2019 return, I planned on filing today as "married filing jointly". However, I checked my bank account and saw that the IRS already sent me the $1200 under my 2018 return when I filed as "single". When I complete my 2019 will my husband then get his $1200? He is a full time student and last year was claimed as a dependent under his parents. They have already filed their 2019 return without him, and so the IRS will use 2019 to determine how much money they will receive.

Technically as of now he falls nowhere.

Are we simply just out of luck?

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klehnhardt

Level 10

Your husband can go to Enter Payment Information to enter his bank account information for his Stimulus Payment.

If you husband does not receive he payment, on your 2020 taxes you will be able to reconcile the amounts between what should have received and what you received and receive the remainder of the Stimulus payment.

Presently, the IRS has not set up a process to request the additional entitled payment amount this year

DAT95Author

Level 2

Thanks Kurt for the response. Would my husband be considered a non-filer though? He technically will be filing his 2019 return with me.

The IRS website states:

"Who should use Non-Filers: Enter Payment Info to provide additional information to receive the Economic Impact Payment?

Eligible U.S. citizens or permanent residents who:

Had gross income that did not exceed $12,200 ($24,400 for married couples) for 2019
Were not otherwise required to file a federal income tax return for 2019, and didn't plan to"

He doesn't fall into either of those categories.