The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

The recovery rebate credit amounted to up to $1,400 per person when claimed on 2021 federal income tax returns. Or it was up to $2,800 for a married couple filing jointly.

The recovery rebate credit is $0 for those who were single or married filing separately and made more than $80,000 in adjusted gross income, as found on Line 11 of your 1040 return for 2021.

You may still be eligible to receive the stimulus check if you file your 2021 tax return and claim the Recovery Rebate Credit by April 15, 2025.

Many are talking about claiming a 2021 recovery rebate credit. ... You'd claim the recovery rebate credit on Line 30 of the 1040 federal income tax return for the 2021 tax year.