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One week left for millions of Americans to collect their direct help of between $1,400 and $3,600

Direct payments ranging from $1,400 to $3,600 have already been sent. You can still claim them if you have not yet done so

by TD Editorial
10/11/2022 12:05
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One week left for millions of Americans to collect their direct help of between $1,400 and $3,600

One week left for millions of Americans to collect their direct help of between $1,400 and $3,600

No pensioner outside this list will collect a Social Security pension check before Christmas

SNAP Food Stamps beneficiaries could still get a new payment in the EBT card

Social Security Administration will send the new payment to 65-year-old retirees next week

If you want to claim your money, there are free tools to claim your money through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Currently, the IRS has processed more than 143 million tax returns in 2022. However, there are many United States citizens who have yet to collect benefits. Nearly nine million Americans have yet to collect part of these benefits.

The American citizens who have yet to collect some benefits were individuals or families who could have been entitled to a number of attorney benefits and who have not claimed them because they did not file their 2021 federal income tax return.

Is there any solution to collect these benefits? Citizens can claim these benefits by submitting their taxes. How to make the claim? You will only have to submit the taxes and provide the required information. You will have until November 17 at midnight. The procedure is totally free if done through the IRS.

Free File allows individuals with incomes of $73,000 or less to file an online return for free. All you have to do is use the branded software. By using this program, you will be able to file your taxes as soon as possible.

During the height of the pandemic, three stimulus checks of up to $1,400 each were issued. The one-year child tax credit (CTC) worth up to $3,600 was also provided.

How many people will receive payment when filing IRS taxes?

Nearly 165 million Americans have received a cumulative $931 billion in payments under three rounds of stimulus from April 2020 through 2021. But the IRS still owes Americans $9 million in stimulus checks.

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The IRS said, “Throughout the pandemic, the IRS and Treasury struggled to get stimulus payments to some people, especially those with lower incomes, limited Internet access, or who were homeless.”

In addition, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration revealed in a recent report that the IRS did not send the CTC advance to 4.1 million households. This is a total of $3.7 billion.

Low-income Americans, who earn $12,500 as individuals or $25,000 for joint filers, are not required to file a tax return.

Senior citizens who only receive Social Security are also not required to file.

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There is an open tool known as GetCTC.org that people can use. The tool allows people to claim up to $3,600 in child tax credits, but also claim the third federal stimulus check and the earned income tax credit.

The portal is free to use and does not require any attorney documents.

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