IRS sends out $1,400 stimulus checks

IRS sends out $1,400 stimulus checks: What to know about taxpayer stimulus checks
Some taxpayers in Arizona may be receiving a $1,400 stimulus check this month, but it depends on 2021 tax returns. Here's what to know in Arizona.
IRS to Send Stimulus Checks to Millions of Taxpayers: How to Claim Yours
The new payments, known as Recovery Rebate Credit (RRC), are being sent to eligible taxpayers who did not claim federal stimulus checks they were entitled to as part of their tax returns for 2021. The step is being taken following an internal review of IRS data that showed many eligible taxpayers filed a return but did not claim the credit.
Check your mail. The IRS is sending money to 1 million tax filers who aren't expecting it
A million tax filers are getting letters from the IRS indicating they have money coming to them because they were eligible to receive the 2021 Recovery Rebate Credit but didn’t claim it on their 2021 federal tax return.
Taxpayers could get a $1,400 stimulus check by the end of this month. Are you eligible?
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion worth of stimulus checks to taxpayers who didn't claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
Do you have a stimulus check coming? IRS sending money to 1 million people. What to know
If you missed the stimulus checks in 2021, you might be getting one this year. The IRS is sending them to 1 million people. What to know.
Eligible for a $1,400 IRS stimulus check? Here’s how to claim yours before time runs out
Taxpayers may still be eligible for the IRS' $1,400 stimulus checks, but they'll have to act quickly to claim the rebate. Most eligible taxpayers who didn't claim the Recovery Rebate Credit will recei

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