STIMULUS CHECKS MAY BE IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT TOMORROW
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – After months of congressional negotiation and stalemates, some Americans could finally receive another COVID relief payment as early as Tuesday night, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement on Twitter.
Those $600 payments would be sent via direct deposit, with paper stimulus checks being mailed Wednesday.
McConnell introduces $2,000 aid checks bill tied to social media immunity and election fraud “Treasury and the IRS are working with unprecedented speed to issue a second round of Economic Impact Payments to eligible Americans and their families,” Mnuchin said in a statement. “These payments are an integral part of our commitment to providing vital additional economic relief to the American people during this unprecedented time.”
Mnuchin added that the Get My Payment tracking tool on the IRS website, which has been temporarily unavailable, will be accessible again “later this week.”
Americans who make under $75,000 per year will soon receive a one-time $600 check based on their 2019 income for them as well as for dependents under the age of 17.
From now on in Georgia,the software will contort it this way:blacks get one vote,Whites 1/2 a vote.
ReplyDeleteBill Gates has been piling money into this runoff--and probably donating the appropriate software.
--GRA
99 % of black voters vote for one party. The other half vote in error.
ReplyDeleteSTIMULUS CHECKS MAY BE IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT TOMORROW
ReplyDeleteWASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – After months of congressional negotiation and stalemates, some Americans could finally receive another COVID relief payment as early as Tuesday night, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement on Twitter.
Those $600 payments would be sent via direct deposit, with paper stimulus checks being mailed Wednesday.
McConnell introduces $2,000 aid checks bill tied to social media immunity and election fraud
“Treasury and the IRS are working with unprecedented speed to issue a second round of Economic Impact Payments to eligible Americans and their families,” Mnuchin said in a statement. “These payments are an integral part of our commitment to providing vital additional economic relief to the American people during this unprecedented time.”
Mnuchin added that the Get My Payment tracking tool on the IRS website, which has been temporarily unavailable, will be accessible again “later this week.”
Americans who make under $75,000 per year will soon receive a one-time $600 check based on their 2019 income for them as well as for dependents under the age of 17.
--GRA