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SYRACUSE, NY – U.S. Rep. John Katko (NY-24) today announced details for a Telephone Town Hall he will hold on Friday, March 12.
Katko will be joined by a representative from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Together, they will take questions and provide seniors with information on the 2021 tax filing season, economic impact payments, and the status of taxpayer services amid the ongoing pandemic.
“I’m excited to announce an upcoming Telephone Town Hall meeting I’m holding on Friday, March 12th for local seniors,” Katko said. “I’ll be joined by an expert from the IRS to answer questions and provide seniors with information to navigate the 2021 tax filing season amid the ongoing pandemic. We’ll also be providing important information on Economic Impact Payments to ensure Central New Yorkers receive the relief they are due. Anyone who is interested in this event can sign up on my website to receive a call or listen in l
The Answer
Yes. According to the IRS, some people may still be eligible for first and second-round stimulus payments via the Recovery Rebate Credit.
What we found
While the IRS said the majority of economic impact payments, or stimulus payments, were sent successfully based on 2018 and 2019 tax returns, the agency acknowledges some people may have fallen through the cracks or received the wrong amount.
According to the agency, if you didn t qualify for either the first $1,200 check or the second $600 check, you may still be eligible for stimulus funds based on your 2020 tax return.
The IRS lists a few factors that could impact eligibility: