Stimulus Check Update [Get Yours Faster]

TL;DR

Learn how to get your stimulus money faster by updating your information through new IRS portals.

Transcript

all right so we're gonna divide this video into two parts people who haven't filed their 2018 and 2019 taxes and people who have so if that's you and you've already filed your 2018 or 2019 taxes you can skip ahead to the time stamp right here but for those people who haven't we're gonna address you first so if you haven't filed your taxes for 2018 ... Read More

Key Insights

• 💨 IRS has new portals for non-filers and filers to update bank information for faster stimulus check delivery.
• 👶 Non-filers can receive direct deposit by providing basic information on the new IRS website.
• 😀 Know your adjusted gross income, refund/amount owed, and bank account details to update through the new IRS web app.
• 💁 Individuals should update their information promptly to avoid delays in receiving the stimulus check.

Questions & Answers

Q: How can non-filers update their bank information for the stimulus check?

Non-filers can visit the new IRS website and input their basic information including bank account details for direct deposit of the stimulus check.

Q: What should individuals who have filed their taxes do to update their bank account information?

Once the IRS portal is live, individuals should have their adjusted gross income, refund or amount owed, and bank account details ready to update for quicker receipt of the stimulus check.

Q: What happens if individuals don't update their bank account information before the check is scheduled for delivery?

If bank information isn't updated before check delivery scheduling, individuals may have to receive the check via mail as they won't be able to update it later.

Q: Are there exceptions for individuals receiving Social Security benefits regarding updating bank information?

Individuals receiving Social Security benefits do not need to update their information as the IRS already has it and will send the check directly.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• For non-filers who haven't filed taxes, IRS has a new website to update bank info for faster stimulus check.

• Individuals who have filed can also update info through a new IRS web app to ensure quicker receipt of stimulus check.

• Necessary information includes adjusted gross income, refund or amount owed, and bank account details.