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Second Stimulus Check Calculator - $900 Billion Bill

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Calculate $600 second stimulus payment under the COVID Relief Bill passed Dec 2020.
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Determine your second economic impact payment under the enacted $900 Billion COVID-19 Relief Package (Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021). Use this Second Stimulus Check Calculator – $900 Billion Bill to calculate your exact payment amount based on tax filing status, Adjusted Gross Income (AGI), and eligible child dependents.


The Formula for the $900 Billion Bill Stimulus Check

The second stimulus payment under the $900 Billion relief package provided a maximum base payment of $600 per qualifying adult ($1,200 for joint filers) plus $600 per qualifying child dependent, with a 5% phaseout reduction above specific AGI limits:

Base Payment = ($600 × Qualifying Adults) + ($600 × Child Dependents Under 17)

Excess AGI = Max(0, Adjusted Gross Income - AGI Threshold)

Phaseout Reduction = Excess AGI × 0.05

Net Stimulus Payment = Max(0, Base Payment - Phaseout Reduction)

Where:

  • Single Filer AGI Threshold: Phaseout begins at $75,000 AGI.
  • Head of Household AGI Threshold: Phaseout begins at $112,500 AGI.
  • Married Filing Jointly AGI Threshold: Phaseout begins at $150,000 AGI.
  • Phaseout Rate: $5 reduction for every $100 of income above the AGI threshold.

$900 Billion Relief Bill Stimulus Payment Matrix

Refer to the lookup table below for baseline payment amounts and complete phaseout cutoffs under the enacted $900 Billion legislation:

Filing Status Base Adult Payment AGI Phaseout Threshold Phaseout Cutoff (No Dependents) Phaseout Cutoff (2 Child Dependents)
Single Filer $600 $75,000 AGI $87,000 AGI $111,000 AGI
Head of Household $600 $112,500 AGI $124,500 AGI $148,500 AGI
Married Filing Jointly $1,200 $150,000 AGI $174,000 AGI $198,000 AGI

Step-by-Step $900B Stimulus Calculation Example

Consider a single parent filing as Head of Household with an AGI of $120,000 and 1 qualifying child dependent:

  1. Calculate Base Household Payout: $600 adult + $600 child dependent = $1,200 base payment.
  2. Determine Excess AGI: $120,000 AGI – $112,500 Head of Household threshold = $7,500 excess income.
  3. Calculate 5% Phaseout Reduction: $7,500 excess × 0.05 = $375 reduction.
  4. Calculate Final Net Stimulus Check: $1,200 base payout – $375 reduction = $825 net check payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much was the second stimulus check under the $900 Billion bill?

The $900 Billion bill provided $600 per eligible adult ($1,200 for married joint filers) plus $600 for each qualifying child dependent under age 17.

Were adult dependents included in the $900 Billion bill?

No, college students over age 16, elderly dependents, and disabled adult dependents were excluded from receiving the $600 dependent payment under the $900 Billion bill.

What tax year was used to determine $900 Billion bill eligibility?

The IRS primarily used 2019 tax returns to determine direct deposit eligibility and payment amounts for the second stimulus round.

What if I did not receive my $600 stimulus payment?

Taxpayers who were eligible but did not receive their $600 payment could claim the full amount via the Recovery Rebate Credit on Form 1040 when filing federal tax returns.