Some California inflation relief checks still have not been sent: Is yours missing?

Almost a year after California started providing the Middle Class Tax Refund, colloquially called inflation relief checks, a "very little number" of eligible recipients still haven't received their payments, the Franchise Tax Board said.

The payments, which range from $200 to $1,050 depending on the recipient, started heading out on Oct. 7, 2022. Since then, the FTB states it has released about 7.2 million direct deposits and sent by mail about 9.6 million debit cards. The overall amount of money sent tops $9 billion, according to the agency.

While the large majority of those qualified for the tax refund have actually long gotten what they are due, about 5,000 brand-new payments are still being processed, the FTB told Nexstar. They ought to be processed by the end of the month, the firm stated.

If you believe you're eligible, however have not received your payment yet, the FTB first recommends you examine the eligibility requirements and check you remain in reality due a Middle Class Tax Refund. (You can check out all the exceptions and requirements on the FTB's site.).

If you still think your payment is missing, here's what the firm says you ought to do:.

Expecting a debit card however didn't get one?

You must call Money Network, the vendor California is utilizing to issue the payments, by calling (800) 240-0223. You'll follow the prompts based upon your circumstance. Listen for "If you have not received your debit card" and follow the directions.

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Expecting a direct deposit but didn't get one?

If you think you were qualified for a direct deposit, examine your bank declarations dating back to October 2022 and validate you do not see anything that states "FTB MCT Refund." That's your refund-- and you may have received it without recognizing it.

Moved just recently?

If you believe you might have missed your debit card due to the fact that of a current address modification, you can upgrade your address with the FTB at ftb.ca.gov. Search for "MyFTB" to produce an account and alter your address. You'll need a copy of a recent tax return, the firm says.

Lose your debit card?

Call (800) 240-0223 and follow the triggers to indicate you've lost your debit card.