Millions of children, older adults and university students were excluded
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Although the new law that allows the sending of $ 600 direct aid dollars to Americans increased eligibility for some groups, there are millions of people who will not receive support before the COVID – 19 for different reasons.
It should be remembered that people eligible to receive the amount complete are those that earn maximum $ 75, 05 annual dollars or $ 100, 000 per couple , if they submitted their tax reports to the IRS together.
Parents with an insurance number social may apply for the a yuda of $ 600 dollar yuda Retail.
Now, who won’t get the aid?
1. Undocumented persons and their children
The law of $ 600, 000 millions of dollars allows American couples of undocumented immigrants apply for help, as well as sponsor their children.
However, the plan excludes the undocumented married to other undocumented or single people who pay their taxes with
2. Dependent children who have 19 years
The “qualifying children ”For the stimulus package must be under 17 years.
Although the IRS will use the tax returns of 2019 of individuals for determine their stimulus payments, so those teens who complied 17 years in the second half of 2020, after the tax report is filed, they may qualify for the benefit.
3. University dependents
University students who are reported by their parents as dependents will not be able to receive the benefit, according to the Tax Foundation.
This has already generated problems, since these young people had part-time jobs that they have lost due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Those college students who report taxes would qualify for the support.
4. Elderly and disabled
Elderly and disabled adults who are considered dependents are also excluded.
It is possible that these people have obtained a social security number at some point and are now dependents, so they could qualify, but without that reference and given the restriction of age, the IRS will not send extra funds to their families.
5. People earning more than $ 87, 000
After passing the threshold of $ 80, 000 annual income dollars per person, check amount of $ 600 dollars varies, from 100 percent to 0 percent.
With the CARES Act millions of people earning up to $ 87, 000 dollars per year could receive some help, but this time those who earn $ 87, 000 dollars a year will not receive support.
In the case of couples, those who win more than $ 600 , 05 annual dollars will also not get help. The maximum to win is $ 174, 000 Dollars.
IMPORTANT: Check here IRS details about the new help
