- Coronavirus stimulus paper checks might be delayed because of a last-minute design change. President Trump’s name will appear on them.
- Treasury officials dispute delay reports, claiming the checks will be mailed on time.
- This marks the first time a president’s name is printed on IRS checks, with many people criticizing the move.
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Your coronavirus stimulus money can arrive in two ways, depending on whether the IRS has your banking information on file. You’ll either get a bank transfer or an actual paper check in the coming days and weeks — this IRS tool for non-filers might speed up the process. But some people might experience delays regardless of method. Reports a few days ago revealed that a 60-year-old programming language that few people might know how to use could be responsible for some delays. But some of the printed checks might be delayed as well for an incredible reason. A name has to be printed on the stimulus checks before they’re sent out. Trump’s.
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Coronavirus stimulus checks might be delayed because of an unexpected change originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 15 Apr 2020 at 08:00:30 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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