Who will get $ 100 and less from the stimulus check | The State
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Unlike the CARES Act, the norm that allows the sending of $ 600 dollars per person has a more restricted range of beneficiaries.
With the first law, people whose annual income (AGIup to $ 99,000 received some amount of the $ 1,200.
Because the amount of economic benefit decreased, also the range of who could receive some support was reduced. Now people who make $ 87,000 or more a year will not get help.
The rules state that people who qualify for any amount are those with incomes between $ 75,000 and $ 87,000 annually.
There are people who will receive $ 100 dollars, that is, those who earn $ 85,000 dollars annually. From there the figures are even reduced to $ 1, for those who earn $ 86,999.
The following table shows the overall amounts after the maximum income to receive the full $ 600.
In the case of couples, those who collectively earn up to $ 172,000 annually will receive only $ 100 of the aid.
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