Stimulas eligibility

It does depend on many other factors like if you owe money to student loans, back taxes or child support and whether you made more than $75k if you file as single or $150k if you file a joint return. But yes under most circumstances you should get $300 for your daughter if you claimed her as your dependent on your 2007 tax return.

If you are curious about how much you will get, you can use this stimulus calculator as long as you have a copy of the tax return you filed:

http://www.irs.gov/app/espc/

OK, my wife and I had an adjustible gross income of approximately $80,000 and used my 18 year old daughter as a dependent. We also have a 21 year old college student who just graduated. She was also a dependent on our tax form. I already received my check in the amount of $1200. If I am eligible for additional money what should i do? Who do I speak to about my specific case?

If the child is 17yrs of age you do not receive any money.

Oh! Ewe is right - I am sorry about that I calculated her age wrong. Yes according to the stimulus rules, your qualifying child must be under age 17 so you would not get anything for her. Sorry.