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3. Dunno. Back in the first stimulus check days, one had to go to a website and fill out

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Mon Feb 15, 2021, 03:38 PM

Feb 2021

some information, but didn't have to do a full blown tax return in order to get the stimulus check. But I don't know if that was permanent, or if they were required to file a tax return later to finalize or something. I don't remember anything about the discussion around the 2nd stimulus check.

There's a lot here to plow thru

https://www.irs.gov/site-index-search?search=stimulus&field_pup_historical_1=1&field_pup_historical=1

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There's a Form CRP in Minnesota -- Certificate of Rent Paid progree Feb 2021 #1

Thanks. The question still is: do they need to file a return if otherwise are not required question everything Feb 2021 #2

Dunno. Back in the first stimulus check days, one had to go to a website and fill out progree Feb 2021 #3

Yes, just file a return. There is no income to report, and that is fine lettucebe Feb 2021 #4

Thanks. Will let he know. question everything Feb 2021 #5