We answer your questions about the stimulus checks
Many Americans are getting ready to receive checks as part of the government’s $2 trillion stimulus package, but some are unsure if they qualify — or how much they’ll receive — if they have unique circumstances, such as claiming Social Security disability benefits or earning much less income this year than last year.
One provision of the stimulus package includes sending out checks of up to $1,200 per individual to qualifying Americans, in an attempt to ease the financial burdens they may face because of this crisis. Taxpayers earning $75,000 or less will receive the full $1,200, and the check amount will decrease $5 for every $100 between that threshold and $99,000.
Answer: As it stands, the bill’s language dictates only taxpayers who meet the income limits will qualify for a check, no matter the reason why their adjusted gross income is above the threshold.
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