Where is my money? And options if you've filed your taxes and owe during COVID.

For all of us, we are waiting on our stimulus checks to show... any day now would be great!

The IRS just updated their website and they allow for 'non-filers' meaning:

• You did not file a 2018 or 2019 federal income tax return because your gross income was under $12,200 ($24,400 for married couples). This includes people who had no income. Or
• You weren’t required to file a 2018 or 2019 federal income tax return for other reasons

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In addition to this, they will have a "Get My Payment" site up and running by mid-April.

So, hopefully this week... we all will be able to access our money or at least have a better idea of where it is!

To stay up to date with the IRS and your stimulus check
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"I owe the IRS... during COVID... now what?"

For those that have filed their returns, have been processed, and like many I.C.s... owe money, there are options.

It's hard enough to owe the IRS as a guide but it is even more difficult to owe money during COVID.  We can't work, have no income, and don't know when our next check will be.  

The good news is, we do have options.  And hopefully as things progress, we will have more as the economy reboots.
 
For some help on what to do right now

And just a reminder... the tax filing date has been moved back to July 15, 2020.