Meh, this is a refund in advance. So it is just a loan against yourself, people should not get excited at all about this.
I don’t think you understand what is happening.
Meh, this is a refund in advance. So it is just a loan against yourself, people should not get excited at all about this.
So if it's a tax credit does that mean you will eventually get credit on your 2019 taxes for a child you didn't claim in 2018? Just curious because as I explained earlier in the thread I'm divorced. I claimed my daughter in 2018, but I already filed 2019 last month. My ex claims my daughter in 2019, but she has not filed hers yet. So will she get the credit for my daughter when she eventually does file for 2019? I'm honestly not worried about it. We are both financially secure. Just more curious because there has to be a lot of people in this situation.
Hadn’t realized that. Haven’t been following this too closely.Who cares?? They’ll be paying it back in taxes anyway
Exactly. Someday someone will pay it back. You are acting like we are all going to have to pay it back next year which doesn’t appear to be the case.
I won’t get into my thought of kicking it down the road but this is a good thing to stimulate the economy for now.
I don’t disagree but I am taking it as you are painting it now to prevent it from rusting away. It isn’t going to make it drivable but it will give you an opportunity to get wheels in the future.It's like getting a fresh paint job on a car with no wheels right now.
I don’t disagree but I am taking it as you are painting it now to prevent it from rusting away. It isn’t going to make it drivable but it will give you an opportunity to get wheels in the future.
Hope this is allowed to be posted (as I believe the site is not behind a paywall), but I found this to be helpful not only as a hypothetical calculator, but it also answers many of the questions being asked in this thread.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/business/coronavirus-stimulus-check-calculator/