Over a million Americans, including many in Florida, are missing out on a $1,400 stimulus check due to not filing a Recovery ...

It’s tax season–and that means scammers are posing as the IRS. Emails, calls and text messages claim you’re eligible for an “economic impact payment” and look like they’re from the Internal Revenue ...

Taxpayers have until April 15, 2025 to file their 2021 taxes and claim a credit that provides a $1,400 stimulus payment.

A crucial deadline is fast approaching for Americans who may have missed out on their final round of pandemic-era stimulus ...

Taxpayers can still receive a stimulus check up to $1,400 depending on how they filed their 2021 tax returns. The Internal ...

If you file your 2021 tax return by the deadline, you will be able to claim the remaining funds from the third round of Economic Impact Payments, commonly known as stimulus checks, Newsweek details.

It's possible that you could still be owed a $1,400 economic impact payment by the Internal Revenue Service, but you have ...

But Economic Impact Payments (known as stimulus payments) are made to boost the economy, while tax refund payments happen when you pay more than you owe on taxes. Payouts typically arrive in the ...

The Recovery Rebate Credit is a refundable credit for individuals who didn’t receive the Economic Impact Payments, also known as stimulus payments, during 2020 and 2021. A refundable tax credit ...

The scam texts appear to come from the IRS, telling recipients they qualify for a $1,400 check as part of the Economic Impact Payment rebate, and directing them to a link to claim it. That link ...

Being aware of fraudulent schemes can minimize your bad luck and protect you from IRS penalties, interest, and, in some cases, criminal prosecution if you fall for a ploy.