Since the stimulus checks are based off of 2018 tax returns, there's a separate breakdown for those who have little or no income tax liability.
As long as those individuals have at least "$2,500 of qualifying income," the proposal maintains they'd be eligible for some level of stimulus check, around $600 for single taxpayers and $1,200 for married taxpayers.
Many have pointed out that this apparent loophole in the proposal could end up depriving the Americans who are most in need of stimulus checks, including some gig economy workers, waiters and waitresses who live off of tips, and more.
I somehow think this is related to them pushing back the 2019 filing deadline. Why couldnt they base it on 2019 taxes?? That is peoples financial reality NOW, not what happened nearly two years ago.
As long as those individuals have at least "$2,500 of qualifying income," the proposal maintains they'd be eligible for some level of stimulus check, around $600 for single taxpayers and $1,200 for married taxpayers.
Many have pointed out that this apparent loophole in the proposal could end up depriving the Americans who are most in need of stimulus checks, including some gig economy workers, waiters and waitresses who live off of tips, and more.
I somehow think this is related to them pushing back the 2019 filing deadline. Why couldnt they base it on 2019 taxes?? That is peoples financial reality NOW, not what happened nearly two years ago.