Some people may need to take action
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With additional Montgomery County details
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For those with
children who receive Social Security, SSDI, Railroad Retirement benefits,
SSI, or Veterans Affairs benefits who did not file a tax return in the last
two years, you must click HERE to complete your non-filer information form by
tomorrow, April 22 at noon.If you do not take this step, you will not be
eligible for the $500 per eligible child added to your payment.
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Plus a link with multilingual messaging
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For those that don’t typically file taxes because of their
income or because they receive certain benefits, they may still need to
submit their information to the IRS, and there’s an online portal for non-filers to help
them through this process.
For example, veterans or SSI beneficiaries with dependents
under 17 must provide their information by Tuesday, May 5, at noon EST in
order to receive $500 per dependent in 2020. Otherwise, they may be
eligible to receive this money with next year’s tax return.
Click the image below to watch a video that provides a
step-by-step guide to help ensure the people you serve receive their
payments quickly and safely.
Again, some people may need to take action in order to
receive their payments. This includes Americans who:
- Didn’t file a 2018 or 2019 tax return because of
their income level; or
- Weren’t required to file a tax return because
they received Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or VA benefits – but they have
dependents under 17 and would qualify for additional payment
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Bureau
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century agency that helps consumer finance markets work by regularly
identifying and addressing outdated, unnecessary, or unduly burdensome
regulations; by making rules more effective; by consistently enforcing
federal consumer financial law; and by empowering consumers to take
more control over their economic lives.
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