If you haven't done so yet, while you're waiting on a new stimulus check update to tell you when your $1,400 coronavirus relief payment from the Biden administration will arrive, here's a basic calculator you can use to estimate how big your check will actually be.
It was prepared by Forbes, and it's super easy to use. Just input things like your tax filing status and your income in 2020, and you'll have an answer in seconds. As we noted yesterday, more than 90 million stimulus checks hit Americans’ bank accounts last week, in addition to the IRS simultaneously mailing out another 150,000 stimulus payments. Meantime, the IRS announced this week that more stimulus checks are being sent out today, which will help the IRS and US Treasury reach the goal of distributing 100 million payments within the first 10 days as part of the $1.9 trillion stimulus legislation that President Biden signed into law in recent weeks. And here's something else many taxpayers might not be aware of about the $1,400 checks -- there's actually a chance the IRS might owe some of you more stimulus money than you received.
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Did you already get your $1,400 stimulus check? The IRS might still owe you even more money originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 24 Mar 2021 at 14:53:05 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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