The day after tomorrow Americans will see their fifth child tax credit payment show up in their bank accounts.
Direct deposits go through Monday as well as paper checks being mailed the same day.
Thanks to the American Rescue Act, four checks have already been sent out to parents. After Monday, there will only be one left.
Related: Child Tax Credit: Will payments continue through 2022?
The passing of the legislation enhanced the amount of refundable tax credits for children, making them up to $3,600 per child.
Taxpayers that were eligible were able to get one half of their child tax credit payment in 2021, spread out over 6 months. The remainder will be claimed on taxes in 2022.
Monday is also the cutoff for non-filers to sign up for payments using the GetCTC.org tool. If they opt in they’ll get the full amount, up to $1,800, in Dec. but if they wait, they’ll need to file taxes next year to claim the money.
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