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Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread


@Levere_86 wrote:

What is the link to register for stimulus if you did not file taxes?


https://turbotax.intuit.com/stimulus-check/

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

I'm currently on furlough from my restaurant job due to covid, still not approved for unemployment. I really need the stimulus check. I filed my own 2019 taxes but was also claimed as someone's dependent. I'm confused if I will get one or not. Calculater says yes but dependent question says no

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

One more question. My taxes usually get taken due to student loans. Did I read a previous answer right saying that your refund won't be taken this year due to covid?

Yolie
Returning Member

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

Does the IRS have my 2019 taxes on file, even if  I owe money?  And second, I did not claim a dependent on my 2019 taxes, yet I did so in 2018; the question is, will that prevent her from receiving a stimulus check, even if i didn't claim her on my 2019 taxes?  Please help me with these questions. Thank you

 

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

@Cwalk629 

 

You will NOT get a stimulus check if you were claimed as a dependent. 

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

@Cwalk629 

 

Stimulus checks are not taken for student loan offsets. 

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

@Yolie 

 

Yes, if you filed successfully they have your return on file.

 

As to the dependent ... did they file their own return ?   Were they a qualifying dependent ?  If so why did you not claim them ?

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

However, if you are not a dependent in 2020 you may get all or part of the stimulus credit on the 2020 return. 

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

Initially I wasn't going to file because I made a tad over 2500 in 2019. My mother in law claims me and my children as dependents on their tax returns because she supported us quite a bit in 2019. When the stimulus money came about I went ahead and filed my own in hopes that'd get it. Apparently I won't at least this year. 

Joaquinelijah
Returning Member

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

Will I still receive a stimulus check if my return is still processing 

Michael42589
Returning Member

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

What if I didn’t have anything to file for 2019?  Will they be able to use 2018’s tax return?

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread


@Michael42589 wrote:

What if I didn’t have anything to file for 2019?  Will they be able to use 2018’s tax return?


If you are not filing a 2019 tax return and you are not required to file a tax return and you do not receive Social Security benefits, then use this TurboTax website to register for the stimulus - https://turbotax.intuit.com/stimulus-check/

Michael42589
Returning Member

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

So, I went to the link provided, it says that if someone claimed me as a dependent I don't qualify.  Would I still be receiving my stimulus based off of my 2018 tax return?  My thing is its new and I am now living on my own as of the start of the year.  I worked all through 2017 and filed 2018, but due to medical had to live with my parents for that year of 2019 so they were able to claim me.  Now that they no longer can claim me on their 2020 return and I will be filing my own return in 2020, does this still mean I am up the creek without a paddle because of 2019?  Im just looking for answers because at the end of the month if this stimulus check doesnt come im going to upside down on the lease I just signed last month.  Perfect time to move out, huh?

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread


@Michael42589 wrote:

So, I went to the link provided, it says that if someone claimed me as a dependent I don't qualify.  Would I still be receiving my stimulus based off of my 2018 tax return?  My thing is its new and I am now living on my own as of the start of the year.  I worked all through 2017 and filed 2018, but due to medical had to live with my parents for that year of 2019 so they were able to claim me.  Now that they no longer can claim me on their 2020 return and I will be filing my own return in 2020, does this still mean I am up the creek without a paddle because of 2019?  Im just looking for answers because at the end of the month if this stimulus check doesnt come im going to upside down on the lease I just signed last month.  Perfect time to move out, huh?


If you have already filed your 2019 return, you won't get a stimulus check FOR NOW because you were a dependent in 2019. However:

  • If you have NOT filed for 2019 and were NOT a dependent in 2018, the IRS *may* issue a stimulus check based on your 2018 return & non-dependent status. (If you filed for 2019, they won't look at 2018. There's also a very slim chance they could look at your parents' 2019 return and still reject you.)
  • Even if all else fails & you don't get a check this year, since you won't be a dependent in 2020 you will be able to claim the stimulus as a refundable credit on your 2020 return filed in 2021. (That's part of why the stimulus law is so convoluted.) That won't help you on your rent, but you'll eventually get it.

Official COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and extension thread

Is my stimulus payment going to be direct deposited onto my "turbo card" like my tax refund was? If not how can I change it to my personal banking information? Or what am I suppose to do?

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