If I read the bill correctly.
If you havent filed 2019, no worries, they will use 2018 to calculate.
If you havent filed 2018, no worries, they will use the social security records to calculate.
For singles - under 75k you get the full 1200.
For married filing jointly - under 150k you get the full 2400.
If you have kids (under 17) 500 each as long as you are under the threshold above.
If you make more, you still get a check of some sort... reduced on income over the amount posted above.
To get 0 -
Single making over 99k,
Married over 198k
You are a dependent on another return.
Pretty sure 90% americans will get something.
https://www.documentcloud.org/docume...INAL-TEXT.html 883 page bill for you here.