The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) clarifies that many older people may be eligible for the second round of stimulus checks. Here are the rules and exceptions.
Stimulus package house vote will be held on Thursday, October 1, instead of Wednesday, September 30, in the hopes that a bipartisan deal will be reached to help Americans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Heroes Act 2.0 is the Democrat's reworked bill that cut the final cost of the COVId-19 relief package to get a deal with the lawmakers. Here are the inclusions of the Democrat's new stimulus package.
Stimulus payments and $600 unemployment monthly checks are included in the scaled-back $2.2 trillion COVID-19 relief package unveiled by the House Democrats on Monday, September 28.
The second round of stimulus checks could get into bank accounts if Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could have an agreement this week.
Stimulus checks have already been sent out to millions of Americans but according to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), there are still about nine million who have not claimed their Economic Impact Payments (EIP).
President Donald Trump is considering releasing a new executive order to help more Americans affected by economic devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
A new stimulus package amounting to about $2.4 trillion is being prepared, and it will include a second round of stimulus checks or direct payments for Americans.
About two million Californians are urged to claim their first stimulus checks or otherwise known as the Economic Impact Payments (EIP) on or before October 15.
The U.S. Congress and Senate could strike the next stimulus deal next week and the IRS is already prepared to send the stimulus checks. How much will you receive?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) urges qualified individuals to claim their $1,200 stimulus checks by Oct.15. IRS also set deadlines for the application.
