American Stimulus Money: Who is eligible and Who is not eligible for the Stimulus?

Who is eligible and Who is not eligible for the Stimulus? The amount of Stimulus given to the citizens is similar to the first stimulus money but the difference is President Donald Trump's passing will not be necessary in the Senate Republicans $1 trillion checks to pass. However, a consignment might be discussed the prior announcement with the President as well.

These are the eligible and phased out candidates for the Stimulus:

• $1200 for singles and $2400 for married couples, plus $500 for the proposed dependents who receive the Stimulus but on the income criteria.
• Individuals who earn $75,000 will be eligible to receive $1200; But checks will be reduced if the income level of an individual crosses more than the proposed amount. Meanwhile, the payments will phase out if a person earns $ 99,000 and won't receive any stimulus irrespective of tax returns.
• Similarly, married couples earning $1,50,000 will receive $2400 payments; But those with income level more than $1,98,000 will not get checks.
•  Household heads with an income of $1,12,500 will receive the full stimulus payments and one earning above $1,36,500 will be phased out.
• Lastly, $500 for the dependents will cover adults, college students irrespective of age rewriting the first stimulus law, which barred the eligibility as under 17. This HEALS act will be available for all the dependents in a family irrespective of whoever pays the tax.
• Americans who married non-citizens and paying taxes jointly are eligible for the Stimulus as per the CARES law. But Democrats phased out dependents and individuals. However, the Senates HEALS act ordered beneficiary to those individuals and dependents in receiving the payment. 26 million more people are expected to receive payments this time, according to the Tax Foundation report.
• Republican Stimulus will not be available for individuals who died before January 1, 2020 and heirs are not eligible to keep the dead person's check.
• Prisoners who are imprisoned during the time of stimulus announcement or throughout 2020 are also out of getting payment checks.