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Advice From the IRS to Expedite Your Stimulus Payment
Most of the remaining economic impact (stimulus) payments will be in the form of paper checks, but there is still an opportunity to get a check via direct deposit. Forbes senior contributor Kelly Phillips Erb, in a post on forbes.com, explains the recent alert issued by the IRS explaining the noon, May 13 deadline for entering direct deposit information via their online Get My Payment tool. Read Ms. Erb’s post here…
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