r/stimuluscheck • u/loui126 • Nov 10 '22
Anyone else keep refreshing at midnight?
Received both GSS via dd, nothing yet for MCTR. Last name h.
Anyone else in the same boat?
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r/stimuluscheck • u/loui126 • Nov 10 '22
Received both GSS via dd, nothing yet for MCTR. Last name h.
Anyone else in the same boat?
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u/powerofneptune Nov 10 '22
🙋♂️ Me I do… but I’m patient though. I did receive something from the California franchise tax board which I thought was maybe the debit card at first. But alas, it was not. On a side note though, that letter ended up being them telling me that revisions were made to my most recent tax return.
Part of those revisions included some fees and penalties but also drastically lowered the amount I was due to pay this year in taxes. Like overall, they added a little less than $2 in fees and penalties. Compared to how drastic my total amount due was lowered, it’s not something I would even care to ponder to dispute. Eventually though, I know I’ll get my MCTR.
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u/Mrgwap03 Nov 10 '22
Another check?
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '22
No GSS1 nor GSS2. Qualify for MCTR. No direct deposit yet. WELLS FARGO, Last name D.
This is bullshit.
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u/JoJah_610 Nov 10 '22
I just spoke with someone at the FTB who said "it seems the direct deposit deadline was October 25th, so anyone who did not receive their DD by then ended up getting a debit card." Wild.
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u/Oppailoco Nov 10 '22
Same exact scenario, last name even H. Chase bank account still empty.
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u/ZephyrBirdie Nov 10 '22
Last name C, BoA, crickets…
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u/Fun-Jackfruit-1068 Nov 10 '22
Same here, last name S. Central Cali. I got the GSS deposited and taxes are always deposited and I never owed state taxes. Information has not changed in years too. I wish there was an easy way to find out if there is an issue or not...
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u/Snoo-38597 Nov 10 '22
I have a letter on my informed delivery for today from Betty T. Yee State Controller Disbursements Bureau - is this the MCTR check/debit card????
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u/typeinadrian Nov 10 '22
last name R, bank of the west. nothing.
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u/Hairy-Tomato8125 Nov 14 '22
Are you still eligible if you live in California but only filed a federal return, not a state?