Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• そうなんですね
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 09:25
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Is the income from stocks and funds treated separately?

By the way, you don't get it if your income is over 99K a year ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 10:03
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You still act like a know-it-all. It's not easy afterwards when you expand your big talk without any knowledge, Koyasha no Showa no Otoutou.

• Machan,
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 10:22
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$ There were also 600 account transfers, but I think UC for state.

• 思い込み
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 10:24
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・ ・ ・ Maybe.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/04 (Thu) 18:15
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36 What are you jealous of, Red Yaksha's Showa Otouto?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 07:41
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If you are considering stricter qualifications, we'll have to wait for an announcement.
Since it is called stricter qualification,
it is not likely to be decided based on the current policy.

• 労働収入
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 09:41
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I had zero labor income in 2019 and only income from stocks and funds （ I didn't have much profitable income in 2019 ＄ less than 7,500 ） I'm single and filed taxes, but I didn't get $1,200.

• 不思議
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 10:25
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How do you live without a fixed income ？ NEET ？

• 労働収入
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 16:17
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We did it in February 2020.
I always do this every year in February.
I have given up on the IRS site because I have gotten a few times that you are not eligible for a Stimulus check, even though I put in the information on the IRS site, so I have given up on the idea that you have to have work income to be eligible.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 20:11
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Homeless people can get it even if they have zero income from work, as long as they file their taxes.
I wonder what address the homeless would use to file their taxes.

• おいコラ
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 20:20
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＞ Homeless people can get it even if they have zero income from work, as long as they file their taxes.

Don't lie to me.

• tax man
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 22:43
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＞ Zero labor income in 2019, only income from stocks and funds
＞ （ Annual income ＄ less than 7,500 ）
＞ I'm single and filed taxes, but didn't get $1,200! .

Please see
attached below for the IRS Stimulus Check receipt requirements.

Your gross income is the sum of all the money you earn in a year, including wages, dividends, alimony, capital gains, interest income,

the IRS used your AGI to calculate how much of the first stimulus check of up to $ 1,200 you could get.

The Stimulus Check is based on AGI （ Adjusted
Gross Income), which you get in addition to your regular salary, interest, stock gains, and
Rental Income Retirement Income, etc.
And if the total income is below a certain amount, ＄ 1 ， 200 check is
paid.

In other words, the amount of income on your tax return includes your income from stocks
and if you only have income from stocks, you will not get a Stimulus Check
which is a mistake, of course you qualify.

＞ Even homeless people with zero income from work can get it as long as they file taxes.
＞ You should be able to claim when you file your 2020, so why not give it a shot?

Please see the attached IRS explanation below,

People experiencing homelessness may be eligible for a $ 1,200 Economic Impact Payment and $ 500 for each qualifying child under age 17.
To get this payment, they must register with the IRS by using the free Non-Filers: Enter Payment Info Here tool by Saturday, November 21, 2020.
（ Homeless people can also receive ＄ 1 ， 200 Stimulus Check.
To get this, you can
register ）

by filing a Non Filer form on the IRS website The IRS website explains that homeless people can also receive this.

• オーバーステイ
• 2021/02/05 (Fri) 23:19
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Even though I paid my taxes properly with my own social security and made my tax returns every year, I did not get ＄ 1200 for overstaying.

• 労働収入
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 09:07
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If so, you wonder why I didn't get it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 09:23
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If a homeless person receives a check and goes to the bank to exchange it for cash,
he is likely to be turned away by security at the entrance.

Also, if you go to a check exchange in town,
they don't know whose check it is,
they're going to ask you to show ID to verify your identity.

How can I cash it safely?

• Many homeless people have bank accounts
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 11:07
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Many homeless people have bank accounts.
They had normal life before.
They get mail at organization or churches and go to banks to get stimulas check money.

• 75+
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 14:56
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I put the card number in the laptop and transferred it to the designated bank, but what's the young man worried about?

• K
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 15:17
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Last year it was mailed to me by check, this time it hasn't come yet, and I thought it had been deposited into my account in mid-January.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/02/06 (Sat) 19:34
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A friend of mine told me that the money was deposited into his account in early January.

• mina
• mail
• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 10:31
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I also had a previous ＄ 1200 TAXRETURN for the 2018 tax year, which was properly transferred in April, but the 2019 TAXRETURN was finally filed between now and then due to a mistake by the accountant. So I have not yet received my second STIMLAS （ ＄ 600 ） which I should have received at the end of last year. （ I plan to cram it when I file my 2020 tax file. ）
Also, when I searched the IRS for my TAX status, it didn't come up with the wrong SSN.

I then contacted the SSN office and found that I had obtained citizenship a long time ago, but my status was still the same as when I got my VISA a long time ago. I had changed my address since I moved, but I forgot to change my status.　I am going to change my status to SSN new status. It seems that I can't change my status online, but have to receive a form by letter, contact the office, make an appointment, and submit the necessary documents in person. If only the taxreturn had been handled properly, this would not have happened. I'll let you know if there is anyone else in the same situation.