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Internal Revenue Manual Part 25. Special Topics · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
Direct deposit information updated prior to the EIP being issued may be the result of IDT. Review the taxpayer’s claim for any statement indicating the direct deposit information is not theirs.
(10) Valid/Invalid determination,
EIP was issued by paper check or pre-paid debit card,
Review the address, including the cycle date of the last change, to determine who the payment was mailed to.
(11) Invalid/Invalid determination,
EIP was issued by direct deposit,
The valid taxpayer did not receive their EIP.
(12) Invalid/Invalid determination,
EIP was issued by paper check or pre-paid debit card,
Review the address, including the cycle date of the last change, to determine who the payment was mailed to.
(13) Income-related IDT determination (no invalid return),
EIP was issued by direct deposit,
The valid taxpayer received their EIP.
(14) Income-related IDT determination (no invalid return),
EIP was issued by paper check or pre-paid debit card,
Review the address, including the cycle date of the last change, to determine who the payment was mailed to.
(15) Dependent-related IDT determination,
EIP was issued by direct deposit or paper check,
The EIP amount attributable to the dependent was issued to the incorrect taxpayer, unless the payment was issued on the dependent’s account after the valid taxpayer used the CTCUP to update the direct deposit information.
(16) Taxpayer is not impacted by IDT (i.e., MXEN, IJE, etc.)
EIP was issued.
Additional research is necessary. Continue to paragraph (7) below.
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