PAYMENT STATUS NOT AVAILABLE (Page 4): Actually that is not quite accurate. I put my bank info on my tax form for them to withdraw my balance due on that date I choose before April...

jwrevagent

EmilyD wrote:

If your income is below a certain amount, you are not required to file a tax form because there will be no refund. If you are in that category, but file a form anyway that does not require a direct deposit of a refund, you cannot put your bank information on the tax form (you are only allowed to do that if you are receiving a refund).

So it's a bit confusing as to whether the IRS will use the information on your tax form, or the info from your SS benefit to send the funds....

Actually that is not quite accurate. I put my bank info on my tax form for them to withdraw my balance due on that date I choose before April 15-so you do not need to be getting refund, but you do need to have some kind of result for the bank info to be good. I am SS recipient, and normally get my deposit the 3rd Wed of each month-will see about next week. Went to IRS.gov and they said I did not enter correct info-SS and address. Took it right off my 2019 return-hmmm.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

jwrevagent wrote:

Actually that is not quite accurate. I put my bank info on my tax form for them to withdraw my balance due on that date I choose before April 15-so you do not need to be getting refund, but you do need to have some kind of result for the bank info to be good. I am SS recipient, and normally get my deposit the 3rd Wed of each month-will see about next week. Went to IRS.gov and they said I did not enter correct info-SS and address. Took it right off my 2019 return-hmmm.

Same experience.

Radiance3

EmilyD wrote:

If your income is below a certain amount, you are not required to file a tax form because there will be no refund. If you are in that category, but file a form anyway that does not require a direct deposit of a refund, you cannot put your bank information on the tax form (you are only allowed to do that if you are receiving a refund).

So it's a bit confusing as to whether the IRS will use the information on your tax form, or the info from your SS benefit to send the funds....

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Note: Singles with over $75,000 AGI, in 2018, or 2019, will not get the refund of $1,200. Only those whose AGI is $75,000 and below.

Likewise, married couples with AGI of over $150,000 will not receive the $2400 stimulus. Only those with $150,000 and below could receive the stimulus checks. Kids are allowed $500 each.

All SS recipients with a direct bank deposit, their stimulus will also be deposited to the same bank account
Those who don't have bank deposit but receive SS by mail, then if asked further information, please ;provide them your mailing address.

jwrevagent

America 1 wrote:

Same experience.

Actually, that is a relief-at least I know I am not the only one. I have used this address for years on my tax return, so have no idea why they told me it did not match the record. Different information from different sources as to when.

GmanTerry

EmilyD wrote:

Thanks for the response! Do you know of any people who are SS recipients that have received their direct deposits?

I receive Social Security and my direct deposit arrived the 15th.

Semper Fi

bggamers Loc: georgia

CodyCoonhound wrote:

I got same message, but I did not fill in bank inf... (show quote)

I received mine wed I'm ON S/S