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Originally Posted by BogeyBoy
Also, the amount for each individual is $1200, $500 for dependent children. Something is off. I wouldn't spend that money until positively confirmed into his account.
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The amount may not be $1200 if you make more than $75,000, but less than about $100,000. In that case, the stimulus check amount is prorated. However, the stimulus check is counted as a tax credit, so it is not taxable. I think the only way money could be withheld from the check is if the person is behind in child support payments.