My daughter already got hers. Yes, Im grateful for that, and Im actually glad she got hers before I got mine.
I didnt get mine, and IRS.gov has no clue. I know why this happens:
Our highly inefficient government.
IRS doesnt have my banking information because I have not earned any income for a long time, so I dont get a tax refund. Grrrr.
However, VA has been electronically depositing my checks for years, so they have it. Ditto for Social Security.
So, why cant IRS, VA and social security cooperate and share this information? Who knows?
Yep, I tried to update my banking information on the IRS.gov website.., multiple times. Always a glitch.
So, I will wait. Im not gonna starve in the interim, but I feel "penalized" because SC disabilites prevent earned income, so the IRS uses THAT as an excuse to delay my check.
Worse, the last 2 checks were "paper". This is a magnet for thieves. That is one reason checks (especially from the government) are not sent via paper very often anymore. It would be easy for a thief to go down the street and steal paper checks, then make fake id's and cash em. So, we would have to try to recover this which would take months or years.
I guess Im having a bad attitude here, I should be grateful for the check. Even if I have to wait. Frankly, it does not take a rocket scientist for VA, IRS and social security to share that information. These agencies seem to work together if/when they are trying to "nail" us, such as Vets who earn money and lie to VA about it. They get the social security records, and know cheaters almost instantly. Well, Im not a cheater, so why do I have to wait?
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My daughter already got hers. Yes, Im grateful for that, and Im actually glad she got hers before I got mine.
I didnt get mine, and IRS.gov has no clue. I know why this happens:
Our highly inefficient government.
IRS doesnt have my banking information because I have not earned any income for a long time, so I dont get a tax refund. Grrrr.
However, VA has been electronically depositing my checks for years, so they have it. Ditto for Social Security.
So, why cant IRS, VA and social security cooperate and share this information? Who knows?
Yep, I tried to update my banking information on the IRS.gov website.., multiple times. Always a glitch.
So, I will wait. Im not gonna starve in the interim, but I feel "penalized" because SC disabilites prevent earned income, so the IRS uses THAT as an excuse to delay my check.
Worse, the last 2 checks were "paper". This is a magnet for thieves. That is one reason checks (especially from the government) are not sent via paper very often anymore. It would be easy for a thief to go down the street and steal paper checks, then make fake id's and cash em. So, we would have to try to recover this which would take months or years.
I guess Im having a bad attitude here, I should be grateful for the check. Even if I have to wait. Frankly, it does not take a rocket scientist for VA, IRS and social security to share that information. These agencies seem to work together if/when they are trying to "nail" us, such as Vets who earn money and lie to VA about it. They get the social security records, and know cheaters almost instantly. Well, Im not a cheater, so why do I have to wait?
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We never got the 600.00 Stimulus checks that came out last summer...so we checked the IRS web site there's a particular IRS# YOU CAN CHECK WITH OR INTERNET SITE. Anyway my son did our taxes Mo
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Same boat as you. Hubby and I haven’t received any of the stimulus. We were told since we don’t file taxes that the VA would forward this info to IRS and NOTHING. Told do submit non-filer in April 202
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