If someone is a dependent on 2019 but files alone in 2020 will they receive the stimulus check?
This is what Chase sent yesterdayDear Business Client,Chase wants to help you get the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program emergency funds you may need to continue paying your employees and supporting your business.Financial institutions like ours are still awaiting guidance from the SBA and the U.S. Treasury. As a result, Chase will most likely not be able to start accepting applications on Friday, April 3rd, as we had hoped.
Bigger banks like Wells Fargo and BOA are accepting applications.
Yes. All is actually based on '20. The government uses '19 or '18 because they don't have the '20 numbers yet.
It's actually a 2020 tax credit which is being prepaid as long as the IRS has your info from a 2018 or 2019 tax return.
Looks like real estate investors are excluded from this PPP loan.https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/13/120.110As confirmed further by the SBA rules clarification [Docket No. SBA-2020-0015]
so what happens if you don’t owe taxes in 2020?
Still file a return.
2019 or 2020? Q is if you file just 2020 will it be just a tax credit or will it be a check?
File for 2019 now should generate a check AFAIK.
the problem is that for 2019 they are a dependent
You filed 2019 already?
It seems like in NJ, anyone making less than $68,276 is going to getting a nice little raise for being unemployed. For NY, it's $57,804.Looks like a lot of people are gonna have some interesting conversations with their boss...
What do you mean? You can get unemployment while you have a job with the above salaries?