Extends Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) up to 29 weeks through September 4, 2021. Continues the federally funded FED-ED through September 11, 2021, providing up to 20 weeks of benefits.

EB provides up to 20 weeks of additional benefits to workers who have exhausted their regular benefits (26 weeks maximum) and PEUC (13 weeks). Primarily federally funded, the EB program kicks in when the state’s unemployment rate averages 8% or higher for three consecutive months.

You won’t be eligible for unemployment benefits if you quit your job voluntarily, without good cause. If you quit your job because of domestic violence, or for other personal reasons that are urgent and compelling and made it necessary to quit, you will remain eligible for benefits.

How much will I be paid if I qualify for unemployment benefits? Michigan law requires we consider wages you have earned over the last 18 months in calculating your weekly benefit amount. The maximum entitlement is a weekly benefit amount of $362 per week.

If you make a mistake when filing or certifying, contact UIA by sending a message through your MiWAM account or by calling 1-866-500-0017.

The stimulus bill passed in March provided an additional $600 weekly in unemployment insurance benefits to everyone who qualified for a state program. Once applicants are approved for unemployment insurance by their state, they will automatically get the additional $300 weekly federal money.

Eligibility requirements Be either a CalEITC recipient or an ITIN filer who made $75,000 or less (total CA AGI) Live in California for more than half of the 2020 tax year. Be a California resident on the date payment is issued. Not be eligible to be claimed as a dependent.

Under the governor’s proposal, which still requires approval from the Legislature during state budget negotiations, households earning up to $75,000 in adjusted gross income will be able to receive $600 direct payments if they did not receive a payment in the first round this year.

Californians are starting to receive an extra $600 one-time stimulus check per qualified person (or $1,200 for married couples filing jointly), a payment that is arriving in waves through direct deposit and paper check in the mail. (Here’s how to track your check in the mail.)

You likely can get your own payment. If you’re age 17 or older and have enlisted in the US armed forces, you’re considered emancipated from your parents or guardians and would file taxes independently. Therefore, you would be eligible for your own stimulus check if you met the requirements.

The IRS allows you to check the status of your payment by using its online Get My Payment tool. For eligible stimulus payment recipients, it will show how much you’re getting, how you’re getting it (mail or direct deposit) and when it was sent to you.

But if you’re still asking yourself “where’s my stimulus check,” the IRS has an online portal that lets you track your payment. It’s called the “Get My Payment” tool, and it’s an updated version of the popular tool Americans used to track the status of their first- and second-round stimulus checks.

Third Stimulus Checks: $1,400 Payments Explained. The IRS has already sent out more than 156 million third stimulus checks, worth approximately $372 billion. President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan pays individual taxpayers earning less than $80,000 a maximum of $1,400 and couples making under $160,000 up to $2,800.