More than 2.3 Million Payments Have Gone Out From the IRS

Even if you already got your third stimulus check, it’s possible that you can get an additional check.

The IRS is sending out additional payments to people who didn’t get quite as much of the stimulus payment as they were meant to.

About 1395 billion in payments have been made overall since the American Rescue Plan in March. But there is more good news if you have children.

On June 3, the White House press secretary Jen Psaki played down the possibility of a fourth stimulus payment, asserting that the administration has already put forward an economic recovery plan.

The March stimulus law, however, gives these federal agencies until Dec. 31, 2021, to send out all the third checks.

Tracking your stimulus payment online

There is an IRS tool to help with that Get My Payment tool, you can get a daily update on your payment status. The online app can also alert you with a message if there’s a problem with your payment that you may need to address.

If you expect your payment to come in the mail, you can use a free tool from the US Postal Service to track your mailed stimulus payment.

Some reasons for possible delays in stimulus payments

• There was a calculation error and you need to claim an adjustment
• You receive SSDI or SSI benefits or veterans’ benefits your check hasn’t shown up.
• Your check is stuck in the mail.
• You may not receive money for all of your dependents, including a new baby or older adult.
• The IRS based your third stimulus check on your 2019 taxes and you’re owed money for your 2020 AGI or dependents.
• You may be a nonfiler who needs to file a 2020 tax return to claim dependents.
• Your stimulus check was deposited in a closed or temporary bank account.
• You moved and the IRS doesn’t have your correct mailing address to send a check.
• Your payment may be garnished by private debt collectors.

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