Anyone hear about these stimulus checks being issued under Trump?

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I think neither the GOP nor the DNC wants to talk about this, mainly because it helps shatter the image both have painted Trump to be.

IRS Reportedly Confirms $1,390 Stimulus Checks For Eligible Americans, Rumors of $2,000 August Payout Debunked — Plans Late Summer Rollout (UPDATED)​


Millions of Americans may be eligible for a $1,390 stimulus check by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service, as part of a plan aiming to provide financial relief to low and middle-income households.

Officials Dispel $2,000 Rumors, Confirm $1,390 Stimulus

While rumors continued to swirl around a potential $2,000 check in August, the IRS has denied that it has any such payment planned, but has confirmed the legitimacy of $1,390 payout, which it says is on track for low and middle-income Americans, according to a report by India’s The Economic Times newspaper.

The eligibility criteria for a $1,390 check follow the same income thresholds as past stimulus programs, such as up to $75,000 in income for individual taxpayers, $150,000 for married couples and $112,500 for heads of households.

Trending: The same firms that backed Uber, Venmo and eBay are investing in this pre-IPO company disrupting a $1.8T market — and you can too at just $2.90/share.

The payment, as always, is tax-free and will not impact benefits from other programs such as Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, Veterans Affairs, or Railroad Retirement.

This is aimed at helping Americans cover rent, food and medical costs, at a time when living expenses remain elevated for millions.

An IRS spokesperson pointed out to Benzinga that Taxpayers had until April 15, 2025, to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. They said there was "nothing else since then."

The Treasury didn’t immediately respond to Benzinga’s requests for a comment on this matter. This story will be updated as soon as we receive a response.

See Also: In a $34 Trillion Debt Era, The Right AI Could Be Your Financial Advantage — Get Your Demo

Trump’s DOGE Dividends And Tariff Rebate Plans

Early this year, President Donald Trump proposed a “DOGE Dividend” tax refund plan, as part of which 20% of the savings achieved by his administration’s Department of Government Efficiency will be returned to American citizens.

Critics such as Erica York, Vice President of federal tax policy at the Tax Foundation, however, have warned that such a move would “reduce the effectiveness of the entire effort.”

A few weeks ago, Trump proposed issuing tariff rebate checks to Americans, funded by the tariff revenue being collected by the government. “We're thinking about a little rebate,” he said, while also emphasizing the need to pay down the national debt.

Following this, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill based on the same, named the “American Worker Rebate Act.” The Bill proposes sending tariff rebate checks worth at least $600 for every adult and child, with larger rebates if tariff revenues surpass projections.
 
Virginia has been doing that for a while now....Those not paying taxes get nothing.


I don't think "takers" should get a damn thing.
 
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I’ll believe it when I see it
 
I think neither the GOP nor the DNC wants to talk about this, mainly because it helps shatter the image both have painted Trump to be.
It’s fake.
 
I’ll believe it when I see it
Agreed.

Money never stops flowing in the Swamp but it never seems to come to any of us.

If only we could up ourselves on one of those USAID lists.

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Money for nothing and your chicks for free. :)
 
This sounds like politicians trying to buy votes in the mid-term elections next year. Trump wants a GOP-controlled Congress and the democrats obviously don't. In any case, I think it's a stupid idea, we do not need more stimulus checks; all that does is add to inflation and increase the national debt. Doesn't anyone give a flyin' **** about that? Sooner or later the shit is gonna hit the fan when interest rates climb and the gov't tries to create more money to solve the problem. Which BTW will not work.
 
Fake money?

I'll take some!

Most probably won't even be able to tell the diff.
The story is fake. They’re not talking about it because it’s fake.

Weirdos.
 
You keep saying that but provide no link to support your claim.

LOL....What, you think it's only dems that are allowed to buy votes? ;)

Are you guys not capable of reading a story and figuring out if it’s fake or not? Your media literacy is all but nonexistent.
 

Are you guys not capable of reading a story and figuring out if it’s fake or not? Your media literacy is all but nonexistent.
I already knew that....Took me two seconds to find it.....Just wanted you to back-up your statement. :laughing0301:
 
I already knew that....Took me two seconds to find it.....Just wanted you to back-up your statement. :laughing0301:
Does he need to back-up that the sky is blue or that water’s wet as well?
 
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I think neither the GOP nor the DNC wants to talk about this, mainly because it helps shatter the image both have painted Trump to be.

IRS Reportedly Confirms $1,390 Stimulus Checks For Eligible Americans, Rumors of $2,000 August Payout Debunked — Plans Late Summer Rollout (UPDATED)​


Millions of Americans may be eligible for a $1,390 stimulus check by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service, as part of a plan aiming to provide financial relief to low and middle-income households.

Officials Dispel $2,000 Rumors, Confirm $1,390 Stimulus

While rumors continued to swirl around a potential $2,000 check in August, the IRS has denied that it has any such payment planned, but has confirmed the legitimacy of $1,390 payout, which it says is on track for low and middle-income Americans, according to a report by India’s The Economic Times newspaper.

The eligibility criteria for a $1,390 check follow the same income thresholds as past stimulus programs, such as up to $75,000 in income for individual taxpayers, $150,000 for married couples and $112,500 for heads of households.

Trending: The same firms that backed Uber, Venmo and eBay are investing in this pre-IPO company disrupting a $1.8T market — and you can too at just $2.90/share.

The payment, as always, is tax-free and will not impact benefits from other programs such as Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, Veterans Affairs, or Railroad Retirement.

This is aimed at helping Americans cover rent, food and medical costs, at a time when living expenses remain elevated for millions.

An IRS spokesperson pointed out to Benzinga that Taxpayers had until April 15, 2025, to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. They said there was "nothing else since then."

The Treasury didn’t immediately respond to Benzinga’s requests for a comment on this matter. This story will be updated as soon as we receive a response.

See Also: In a $34 Trillion Debt Era, The Right AI Could Be Your Financial Advantage — Get Your Demo


Trump’s DOGE Dividends And Tariff Rebate Plans

Early this year, President Donald Trump proposed a “DOGE Dividend” tax refund plan, as part of which 20% of the savings achieved by his administration’s Department of Government Efficiency will be returned to American citizens.

Critics such as Erica York, Vice President of federal tax policy at the Tax Foundation, however, have warned that such a move would “reduce the effectiveness of the entire effort.”

A few weeks ago, Trump proposed issuing tariff rebate checks to Americans, funded by the tariff revenue being collected by the government. “We're thinking about a little rebate,” he said, while also emphasizing the need to pay down the national debt.


Following this, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill based on the same, named the “American Worker Rebate Act.” The Bill proposes sending tariff rebate checks worth at least $600 for every adult and child, with larger rebates if tariff revenues surpass projections.
Totally untrue. The idea was floated and almost immediately shot down.
 

I think neither the GOP nor the DNC wants to talk about this, mainly because it helps shatter the image both have painted Trump to be.

IRS Reportedly Confirms $1,390 Stimulus Checks For Eligible Americans, Rumors of $2,000 August Payout Debunked — Plans Late Summer Rollout (UPDATED)​


Millions of Americans may be eligible for a $1,390 stimulus check by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service, as part of a plan aiming to provide financial relief to low and middle-income households.

Officials Dispel $2,000 Rumors, Confirm $1,390 Stimulus

While rumors continued to swirl around a potential $2,000 check in August, the IRS has denied that it has any such payment planned, but has confirmed the legitimacy of $1,390 payout, which it says is on track for low and middle-income Americans, according to a report by India’s The Economic Times newspaper.

The eligibility criteria for a $1,390 check follow the same income thresholds as past stimulus programs, such as up to $75,000 in income for individual taxpayers, $150,000 for married couples and $112,500 for heads of households.

Trending: The same firms that backed Uber, Venmo and eBay are investing in this pre-IPO company disrupting a $1.8T market — and you can too at just $2.90/share.

The payment, as always, is tax-free and will not impact benefits from other programs such as Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, Veterans Affairs, or Railroad Retirement.

This is aimed at helping Americans cover rent, food and medical costs, at a time when living expenses remain elevated for millions.

An IRS spokesperson pointed out to Benzinga that Taxpayers had until April 15, 2025, to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. They said there was "nothing else since then."

The Treasury didn’t immediately respond to Benzinga’s requests for a comment on this matter. This story will be updated as soon as we receive a response.

See Also: In a $34 Trillion Debt Era, The Right AI Could Be Your Financial Advantage — Get Your Demo


Trump’s DOGE Dividends And Tariff Rebate Plans

Early this year, President Donald Trump proposed a “DOGE Dividend” tax refund plan, as part of which 20% of the savings achieved by his administration’s Department of Government Efficiency will be returned to American citizens.

Critics such as Erica York, Vice President of federal tax policy at the Tax Foundation, however, have warned that such a move would “reduce the effectiveness of the entire effort.”

A few weeks ago, Trump proposed issuing tariff rebate checks to Americans, funded by the tariff revenue being collected by the government. “We're thinking about a little rebate,” he said, while also emphasizing the need to pay down the national debt.


Following this, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill based on the same, named the “American Worker Rebate Act.” The Bill proposes sending tariff rebate checks worth at least $600 for every adult and child, with larger rebates if tariff revenues surpass projections.

Still waiting for $5,000 DOGE rebate. I need to upgrade my thermal.

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