Group: alt.social-security-disability
From: mb_____@bellsouth.net
Date: Sunday, February 10, 2008 3:27 AM
Subject: Re: the rebate / IRS / filing / and everything... (42)

On Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:25:23 -0800, "DrFeelgoodWA"
wrote:

>
> wrote in message
>news:67btq351t5pggcg1dd86sealpnk787nulu@...
>> On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 21:06:52 -0800, "DrFeelgoodWA"
>> wrote:
>>
>>>"The IRS and treasury" will be working close with SSA and Veterans
>>>affairs. That leads me to the possible conclusion those who get only
>>>SSA and or Veteran's benefits may not need to do anything.
>>
>> You seemed to miss the importance of a key phrase there. From the
>> IRS
>> site:
>>
>> "The IRS and Treasury will be working closely with the Department of
>> Veterans Affairs and Social Security Administration along with
>> beneficiary organizations to ensure that *all eligible individuals
>> know what to do to receive a stimulus payment.*"
>>
>> This strongly suggests something a bit more than just a passive act
>> of
>> waiting will be required.
>>
>
>
>Point being that at THIS TIME what if anything that may be required of
>SSDI and VA disability recipients is IRS will post the
>proper method to file for the rebate if necessary on their web site at
>the link provided. As for something other than passive being required
>I don't see it as showing any such thing. My current SSDI funds are
>handled by the Treasury not the IRS. The treasury department is the
>agency that will be sending out checks for this program working with
>the SSA VA and IRS. The only thing for sure the IRS will have to do is
>order checks for those filing tax returns and possibly giving the SSA
>and VA list of those being paid through their system.

I'm not so sure you have a point, other than just name-calling. You
said you've come to the "possible conclusion" that SSDI recipients
"may not" need to do anything additional to receive a check, but your
theory is no more valid than anyone else's. I've not advocated anyone
actually filing a return at this time, but I think it is certainly
worth the effort to pick up a 1040A packet to file just in case. You
know, those things tend to run out at the library the closer we get to
April 15th.

>I would love to see some of these people that insist on making their
>own rules in the other lane at a drag race. If they drive drag like
>they follow government instructions I would be guaranteed a win every
>time. As their early buzzer sounded disqualifying them I would know
>all I needed to do was wait for my green lights and make it to the
>finish line.

And this has what to do with the price of tea in China?

>BTW: I'm the guy that located and posted the IRS link. Who in the heck
>are you? I don't recognize the name as anyone who has ever posted here
>before.

What concern is it to you? Who the heck are you, and more
importantly, who the hell (besides yourself) cares? Last time I
heard, usenet wasn't regulated by some name calling twit in a SSDI
group.