Stimulus Rebate ...

[MoonlitCherri 0]

A low income worker that makes over $3000 a year, retired, a railroad retiree, certain veterans, or anyone not required to file their taxes. If they would like the stimulus package they need to file a 1040 with name and social security number, then ALSO write "stimulus payment" at the top of the form and fill out Line 20a of Form 1040 or Line 14a of Form 1040A.

This is coming from an IRS employee. We were told to pass the word along.

These people do not need to call or fill out any special forms. The IRS will figure your payment.

Payments will begin in early May.

Individuals making over 75,000 or couples over $150,000 payment is reduced by 5%.

If you move after filing fill out Form 8822.

If your tax refund is direct deposited then so will your stimulus payment to the same account.

If your divorced but filed together, than you both will need to endorce the check; both parties names will be on it.

More questions on the rebate: http://www.irs.gov/

[forchika 4]

Did somebody say free money? I was thinking it would have to be paid back and reported as additional income when filing in 2008, they did it before just do not remember what year it was. That is good, I will do just that then SPEND IT !!!!

[simple_male 1]

Did somebody say free money? I was thinking it would have to be paid back and reported as additional income when filing in 2008, they did it before just do not remember what year it was. That is good, I will do just that then SPEND IT !!!!

Yes, we are not required to report it as an additional income.

[*JG* 2]

Did you see this warning as to why some may not get a stimulous rebate?.............

6. You don't have a valid Social Security Number. Some taxpayers without Social Security numbers file tax returns using an IRS-generated Individual Taxpayer Identification Number. These people will not be eligible for a rebate. If married and filing jointly, each spouse must have a valid SSN to receive the rebate.

This may effect some people on this site.