Need some clarification..

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Kevin7889

Discussion Starter · Apr 5, 2020

Did the irs ever create a portal where I can enter my banking info? I want that 1200, lol

I checked the irs site multiple times and I can't find where I'm supposed to enter my banking info to get my 1200 direct deposit

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Dug_M

· #6 · Apr 5, 2020

Kevin7889 said:
Did the irs ever create a portal where I can enter my banking info? I want that 1200, lol

I checked the irs site multiple times and I can't find where I'm supposed to enter my banking info to get my 1200 direct deposit

I did read an article yesterday that had a link and did say it was not active yet.... I'll try to find it but I'm spending so much time online my internet history is really long.... I'll post in a few hours on whether I can find it or not....

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Dug_M

· #8 · Apr 5, 2020

Here's that article with the link... I did try it but for now it just brings you to the irs site..
The article does though have the payment schedule for paper checks based how much you made last year...

https://twocents.lifehacker.com/heres-when-youll-get-your-coronavirus-relief-check-1842652396

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Here's the schedule for when paper checks will be mailed, according to a memo obtained by the Washington Post Thursday. It goes by income level:

If you earned less than $20,000: May 1
$30,000: May 8
$40,000: May 15
$50,000: May 22
$60,000: May 29
$70,000: June 5
$80,000: June 12
$90,000: June 19
$100,000: June 26
$110,000: July 3
$120,000: July 10
$130,000: July 17
$140,000: July 24
$150,000: July 31
$160,000: August 7
$170,000: August 14
$180,000: August 21
$190,000: August 28
$198,000: September 4

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