Is there any special form that needs to be filed to receive the tax rebates? I am inquiring for a person I know on Social Security disability who hasn’t filed in the last two years and may be entitled to this tax rebate. Any information or direction would be appreciated.
I meant to say the rebate check.
No, it’s not SSI. It’s regular Social Security Disability.
9 responses so far ↓
1 Richard M
You need to file a 2007 Federal Income Tax Return, even though it may not be required. Here is the IRS link to the sample Form 1040A to help the filing:
2 I am, I said
You must file a form 1040, nothing else.
3 Mary c
Call the IRS. They have an 800 number. You can get it from 800 information: 1-800-555-1212, and ask for the IRS. They have people available about 18 hours a day to answer questions exactly like yours. May as well get your advice from the horse’s mouth.
4 Brandon S
I was wondering the same thing. I am 27 and am on disability for a bad heart and wondered if i would get a rebate. I was told that a disabled person might wanna just get a 1040 form and declare how much they made on disability last year and then sign it and mail it it and then wait and see.
5 epatton714
From what i’ve read, you must file a tax return this year to receive a rebate check.
6 Jss
Yes, SSD income is eligible income for stimulus tax rebate. You will file Form 1040A. For information on filing 1040A:
7 just me
If they are on ssi disability they will not qualify. It has to be social security disability. If they receive a 1099 SSA they qualify.
8 Judy
A 1040A will do it. See irs.gov and click on “rebate questions” for more info.
9 vera brannon
I make 9432 a year on disability I just want to know if I am entitled to a rebate check also, before I became disabled I worked 2 jobs and paid my taxes, and now I can’t work anymore even though I would love to. thank you Vera brannon