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So first the economic impact portal "Get my payment" said they didn't have enough information, then later they said I was giving them the wrong information. Neither should be true.
My husband and I have a small business together, but he is mostly retired and is receiving Social Security and I was working as an independent contractor in 2017, 2018, 2019, but not now in 2020.
In 2017 and 2018, because of miscalculation Covered California, we owed about $1000 each year and filed a Form 9465 for both of those years. This had our direct deposit on it.
I haven't wanted to file 2019 taxes because not sure about Covered California, and also felt it might confuse stimulus check because my status with my company changed again.
So-- is it because he is Social Security and I am mostly working? Or just because we're married? Is it because the IRS doesn't look at Form 9465 for information for stimulus, only for exacting payment? Should I have filed 2019 taxes? Probably would have had same situation as 2018, so I don't see how that might have helped. These were all filed electronically.