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President Trump says White House coronavirus task force will remain He said Mnuchin “is using the bully pulpit to scare companies.' “You’ve got to do it both efficiently and responsibly, and it’s hard,” said James Thurber, a professor of government at American University who founded its Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies. The Small Business Administration is pushing out unprecedented federal assistance at a rapid clip, but the pace of the program has raised questions about how thoroughly applications are vetted. It's a key test for President Donald Trump's administration as it tries to ensure the $600 billion-plus emergency lending program helps small employers preserve jobs in an economy shedding them at a staggering rate. The administration has given companies until May 14 to give back money without penalty.

More than 40 public companies are pledging to return money to the government's small business coronavirus fund now that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is threatening criminal prosecutions for violating the rules of the program. firms return virus loans as Treasury threatens penalties Department of Defense medical waivers are required for a wide variety of medical conditions ranging from heart disease to a loss of vision. The new policy is being finalized to set medical restrictions on recruits who may have tested positive or have been treated for COVID-19. The official said the guidance is being put in place because there is little understanding of the 'long-term' effects of the virus and there is a concern that potential recruits who have been hospitalized may need further medical assessments. The Pentagon is considering banning new recruits from joining the military if they have been hospitalized for the coronavirus unless they get a waiver from the service they want to sign up with, according to a defense official. Pentagon considering banning recruits who have been hospitalized by coronavirus Further instructions were posted online by the IRS. If the check was cashed or the payment was directly deposited into the bank account, the IRS is asking people to send a personal check or money order. If a check was received, it must be mailed back to the Treasury Department. If the couple received $2,400, for example, $1,200 needs to be sent back.

In that case only the portion of the payment belonging to the deceased needs to be returned, the agency said.

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It was previously unclear whether family members could keep the money, but the IRS now says the full payment must be returned, unless the deceased was married and filed tax returns jointly with a spouse who is still alive. The IRS has to cross-check with another federal agency to get a list of the deceased. In a rush to get stimulus payments out as fast as possible, some of the money was sent to people who had died but had filed taxes within the past two years. IRS says stimulus checks sent to people who died must be returnedįederal stimulus payments sent to people who have died must be returned, the Internal Revenue Service said in new guidance released Wednesday.

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