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Congresswoman Frankel: Logging On To IRS Website Can Help Get Stimulus Cash Faster

A person who earns up to $75,000 a year could be eligible for $1,200 from the government.
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Leon County Judge John Cooper on June 30, 2022, in a screen grab from The Florida Channel.
A person who earns up to $75,000 a year could be eligible for $1,200 from the government.
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The Florida Channel
A person who earns up to $75,000 a year could be eligible for $1,200 from the government.

Stimulus payments from the federal government are now showing up in the bank accounts of people across the country. A person who earns up to $75,000 a year is eligible for $1,200 dollars from the government. But Florida Congresswoman Lois Frankel says anyone waiting for a paper check, might have to wait awhile.

"If the IRS doesn’t have your bank information, you’re not going to get a check for quite a while. Here’s how to remedy that. If you have a bank account, you can go to the IRS website – IRS.gov/coronavirus, put in your bank account and you can get your relief check immediately," Frankel says.

Frankel  says anyone who has a bank account, but hasn't received a direct deposit from the IRS, can speed the process up by telling the government their account information.

 

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