Millions of individuals are still eligible to get an existing stimulus checks despite the absence of new coronavirus stimulus payments, but the window for doing so is narrowing.

The Government Accountability Office estimates that up to nine million households still owe Child Tax Credits or COVID-19 stimulus payments. For certain filers, the remaining stimulus checks might total up to $3,200.

Remaining Federal Stimulus Payments

The three stimulus checks, each in a different amount, were available to those who made less than $75,000 annually or joint filers who made less than $150,000 annually. Per Washington Examiner, if you don't file taxes because of how little money you make, you have until November 15 to determine if you qualify for any relief payments by completing a simple tax return form.

The federal government's Child Tax Credit, which issued payments from July to December 2021 with the intention of assisting individuals with children avoid financial difficulties and food poverty, was available to the majority of parents. Congress authorized three rounds of stimulus payments totaling $931 billion to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and 2021.

The final COVID-19 stimulus bill was approved by President Joe Biden in March 2021, and two of the stimulus check payments were signed into law by the then-President Donald Trump in 2020.

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How to be Eligible for CTC Stimulus Checks?

According to Marca, if the person claimed it on their 2021 tax return, the amount was refundable. However, the deadline for submitting taxes for this year was April 18, and the extension ran out on October 17.

Although you could still be able to get the money if you submit your return and claim the credit after both deadlines, because both have elapsed, the amount you are entitled for will be reduced by penalties, and your refunds will be smaller than you planned.

However, those who are usually excluded from filing taxes owing to their income still have until November 15 of this year to use the GetCTC.org portal to submit an application for the credit and the third stimulus check.

The full amount of the credit may be claimed by each eligible child who has a Social Security number that is valid for employment in the US, according to the IRS. In order to qualify, the dependent must:

• be over the age of eighteenbe

• be a child, stepchild, sibling, half-sibling, or another close related

• no more than half of your annual support should come from your own resources

• more than half the year, live with the child

• be listed on their taxes as a dependent

• possess legal residence or be a resident

The taxpayer is required to fulfill the standards for income, which cannot be greater than:

• $150,000 if filing jointly with a spouse, as a widow, or as an eligible widow (er)

• $112,500 if submitting as the household's head

• if single or married filing separately, $75,000

The federal CTC will return to a maximum of $2,000 for millions of additional American parents who pay taxes this year. This is consistent with the program that was available prior to the 2021 expansion.

According to the previous Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scheme, this indicates that the funds will be allocated for the upcoming tax year of 2022 in the form of a single end-of-year tax credit. Per The Sun, this will either enhance the recipient's tax refund or lower the size of their tax bill. Children must be under the age of 16 to qualify for the assistance.

A combined return's maximum modified gross income (AGI) is $400,000; a single or head-of-household return's maximum is $200,000. For each $1,000 over certain levels of income, there would be a $50 reduction.

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