Possible dates the IRS could send a new stimulus check
Here are some possible dates that the IRS could send the first checks, based on when a bill could pass or when a unilateral executive order from President Donald Trump could occur. For reference, we also include the timeline for the now-expired CARES Act. The payments don’t go out to everyone at once, so read on for which groups of people could get their payment first.
When the House returns next week, it will have 12 working days before it’s scheduled to break again for the election. The Senate has 22 working days during the current session, which started earlier this week, before it breaks for the election.
Note that these dates are speculative and change frequently in response to the latest from Washington.
WHEN COULD THE SECOND STIMULUS CHECKS GO OUT?
Date passed by Senate | Date passed by House | Date signed | First checks sent | |
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Original CARES Act | March 25 | March 26 | March 27 | April 15 |
If Senate passes | If House passes | If president signs | First checks could be sent | |
Final negotiated bill | Sept. 21 | Sept. 22 | Sept. 23 | Week of Sept. 28 |
Sept. 30 | Oct. 1 | Oct. 2 | Week of Oct. 12 | |
Oct. 16 | Oct. 19 | Oct. 20 | Week of Oct. 26 | |
If order signed | Direct deposit could start | First paper checks could start | First EIP cards could start | |
Presidential order | Sept. 12 | Week of Sept. 21 | Week of Sept. 28 | Week of Oct. 19 |
Originally published here.