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FAQS
For updates on when to expect your CoronaCash & new programs that may become available:
Where can I apply for the programs my business qualified for?
When will I get my personal check?
Do I need to sign up, apply, or request my check?
What if I don't have direct deposit set up with IRS?
Important: If you haven't filed federal taxes for 2018, do that right now. The IRS said if you haven't filed your 2018 federal taxes, that could affect your stimulus check and urges anyone who hasn't filed a 2018 tax return to file now. Be sure to include direct deposit banking information on the return. You can prepare and file your federal individual income tax return for free using the IRS's tax-preparation-and-filing software "Free File".
What if I'm not typically required to file a tax return?
You will not have to file a tax return as long as some government agency has pre-existing information on how to send you money.* Those people normally not required to file a tax return include low-income taxpayers, senior citizens, Social Security recipients, some veterans, persons with disabilities or retirees. If you do not currently receive pre-existing direct deposits or you rely only on Supplemental Security Income, you should still file a simple return for 2019.
*(This information was new as of 4/1/2020 and we will continue to update this section as we receive more info. Subscribe above for more immediate updates.)
Important: The instructions for how to ensure you receive your check will soon be released on the IRS's Coronavirus page.