I posted this under another thread....
Ok, I'm confused....
When I first heard the President's speech, he made it sound like ALL direct deposits were going out starting Monday...THEN the paper checks will go out the following week.[/COLOR]
Then, I found a news story that says this:
"Those of you who are already set up for direct deposit with the IRS, will be the first ones to get paid. The electronic deposits will start on May 2, two weeks ahead of schedule. Paper checks will go out the following week, one week ahead of schedule"
Then, the White House website has this:
On Monday, the Treasury Department will begin delivering the first of these tax rebates by direct deposit. During the first week alone nearly 7.7 million Americans will receive their tax rebates electronically. Then on May 9th, the IRS will begin mailing checks to millions more across America.
Then, MSN Money has this:
When you'll get your check
The exact date you receive a stimulus check will depend largely on the last two digits of your Social Security number.
On jointly filed returns, the mailing schedule will be based on the first Social Security number listed, the IRS said. For taxpayers who filed by April 15 and had their tax refunds deposited directly into a bank or other financial account, the IRS will send stimulus payments starting Monday. It estimates direct-deposit payments will be complete by May 2.
So, are ALL direct deposits going out starting Monday or not?
