Friday, November 22

IRS Releases Second Stimulus Check Direct Deposits That Were “Outstanding” Through Jan. 4


Finally!

IRS libera los depósitos directos de segundo cheque de estímulo que estaban “pendientes” hasta el 4 de enero
The IRS officially gave way to direct deposits for the second stimulus check this Monday, January 4.

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Marielis Acevedo

The beneficiaries of the second stimulus check that sends the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) since a week ago to which the direct deposits of the money appeared as “pending” and “provisional” they can now use the funds.

On Monday, the IRS released the money for recipients to dispose of. That date is the official payment date, according to the agency.

“Some Americans will see direct deposit payments as pending or as provisional checks in their accounts before the official payment date January 4, ”, alerted the tax collecting office.

January 4 is the date on which the federal Treasury Department officially transfers the funds to the institutions that credit the funds to the independent accounts.

However, after that date, the IRS will continue to process payments electronically and by other means.

In a statement that day on its website, the office states: “Direct deposit payments can take several days to post to individual accounts. Some Americans may have seen direct deposit payments as pending or interim payments on your accounts prior to the scheduled payment date of January 4, 2021, which is the official date the funds are available. ”

Some users on social networks like Facebook have been complaining that although the second stimulus check appeared deposited in their accounts, they could not withdraw the money or make transactions with the funds.

Problem solved?

But, as of this week, the containers are not supposed to experience major inconveniences .

The IRS in coordination with the Treasury began the distribution process of the second round of payments last Tuesday with the first transfers electronic to bank accounts.

At least 100 millions of people are supposed to receive payment to their bank accounts. The IRS also processes millions of paper checks and a minimum number of payments in the form of a debit card.

Payments of $ 150 per individual and the same amount for each dependent

The Coronavirus Relief and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act of the 2021 stable payments of $ 600 per individual and the same amount for each dependent under 17 years.

Those who earn more than $ 17, 000 dollars per year, for singles, or $ 150, 000, for married couples,

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