Some Americans, especially those who don't pay taxes, may still be due some pandemic money, a government report says.
"Throughout the pandemic, IRS and Treasury struggled to get COVID-relief payments into the hands of some people—especially those with lower-incomes, limited internet access, or experiencing homelessness," the GAO said in the report.There is some good news: There's still time for people who missed out on their stimulus checks to claim them, the report noted.
"Individuals with little or no income, and therefore not required to pay taxes, have until November 15 to complete a simplified tax return to get their payments," the GAO said. There's also still time for people to claim the expanded Child Tax Credit, which was provided last year to eligible families. That credit provided as much as $3,600 to families with children under 17, but parents who didn't receive the payments last year have only until November 15 to claim them. ," the official name for the program, and follow the instructions there. You'll have to file a simplified tax return to receive the money. website to claim them.
However, people who are required to file taxes due to their income and who missed the April 15 tax filing deadline have until October 17 to claim the payments, the GAO said. October 17 is the deadline for filing 2021 tax returns if you requested an
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