Rebate incentive check

Discussion in 'Discussion Group' started by Kdog, Feb 29, 2008.

  1. Madonna

    Madonna Well-Known Member

    I asked why because I was 17 when I graduated from high school, which means some are younger than 18 and some are older than 18. Who decides the age and what is the reasoning?
     
  2. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    it goes by what you filed for you 2007 taxes....if you claimed an 18 year old, because they are disabled, full time college, still in high school, doesn't matter the reason, they are basing it on how you filed in 2007.

    pretty darn simple.
     
  3. Madonna

    Madonna Well-Known Member

    Thank you. I was responding to Magnolia's earlier post.
     
  4. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    I figured as much, I am one of few words, no need to throw in all the negativity and reasoning (not speaking of anyone in particular)....just cut and dry, simple, thats the way I roll!! :lol:
     
  5. Southernborn

    Southernborn Well-Known Member

    Yes it is girl. All we have is a mortgage and 1 car payment. Wooohoooo...we worked our rears off to pay off debt, my feeling now is if i can't pay cash, I don't need it.8)
     
  6. ws

    ws Well-Known Member

    what would i give to be in your situation. my past money desicions i am still paying for, and will for some time!
     
  7. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    thats us, two mortgage payments (beach house and house here) and my car payment, THATS IT. I am a CASH only kinda chick!!
     
  8. KDsGrandma

    KDsGrandma Well-Known Member

    Sorry, the child has to be eligible for the child tax credit. That means under age 17 (and with a valid SS#).
    http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=179211,00.html
     
  9. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    no apologies necessary for me, both mine qualify.
     
  10. Madonna

    Madonna Well-Known Member

    Thank you, KDs.
     
  11. AppleFritters

    AppleFritters Well-Known Member

    I saw this a yahoo a few weeks ago:

    Will I get more for my child?

    In many cases, there is a rebate bonus for children. But not for all kids.
    For rebate purposes, a qualifying child is one who is younger than 17. That means that taxpayers who claim an older college student as a dependent won't get the extra money.

    Neither will college kids themselves be happy. The rebate bill specifically makes dependents, or even those who could be claimed as a dependent, ineligible for the rebate. So students who can be claimed by parents won't get rebates even if they held jobs outside class that otherwise would have qualified them for the money.

    "The kid may have $3,000 in income, but his parents are paying much more for his college expenses so he's a dependent," says Bob D. Scharin, RIA senior tax analyst form Thomson Tax & Accounting. "It does seem unfair that the child can't claim the rebate."
     
  12. bandmom

    bandmom Well-Known Member

    Rebate Checks

    [FONT='Verdana', 'sans-serif']As you may have heard, the Bush Administration said every one of us would now get a nice rebate.

    If we spend the money at Wal-Mart, it will all go to China.
    If we spend it on gasoline it will all go to the Arabs.
    If we spend it on fruit and vegetables it will all go to Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala.
    If we purchase a good car it will all go to Japan or Germany.
    If we purchase electronic gadgets it will all go to Taiwan or Malayasia.

    We need to keep that money at home to strengthen our economy here, so the best way to spend it is for prostitutes and beer, the only truly functional businesses still in the U.S.

    My name is Elliot Spitzer and I approved this ad...
    [/FONT]
     
  13. sus

    sus Well-Known Member



    It was also mentioned they would be sending them out based on the last two numbers of your SSN#. God knows when I will get mine LOLOL
     
  14. turtlepits

    turtlepits Well-Known Member

    Stimulus Payment Schedule for Tax Returns Processed by April 15

    Economic stimulus payments will be issued according to the last two-digits of the main filer's Social Security number. People who use direct deposit also will be among the first to receive the payments starting May 2. Paper checks will be put in the mail starting May 16.

    DIRECT DEPOSIT

    Last two SSN digits: Payment will be transmitted:
    00 through 20 May 2
    21 through 75 May 9
    76 through 99 May 16



    PAPER CHECK

    Last two SSN digits: Payments will be mailed by:
    00 through 09 May 16
    10 through 18 May 23
    19 through 25
    May 30
    26 through 38 June 6
    39 through 51 June 13
    52 through 63 June 20
    64 through 75 June 27
    76 through 87 July 4
    88 through 99 July 11
     
  15. sus

    sus Well-Known Member

    Yeah thats what I saw.:lol: Thank you TP:hurray:
     
  16. shar824

    shar824 Well-Known Member

    How do I do direct deposit anyone have a quick answer? I am thinking I may get direct deposit as that is how I received my tax refund the last 2 years.
     
  17. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member


    you will...its how you got your refund this year, if you signed up for DD you'll get it DD....
     
  18. turtlepits

    turtlepits Well-Known Member

    If you got you taxes back direct deposit, this check will be too.
     
  19. bandmom

    bandmom Well-Known Member

    :hurray: then I should get mine by May 2 !!!!:hurray:
     
  20. KellBell

    KellBell Well-Known Member

    me too!!:hurray:
     

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