Don’t Throw Away Your Coronavirus Stimulus Payment!
About 4 million people are getting stimulus payments on prepaid debit cards, and some have mistakenly thrown them in the trash.
Stay informed with the latest IRS news and updates specifically curated for current and former federal employees. This section covers critical changes to federal tax laws, FEHB and TSP tax implications, and IRS guidance impacting the civil service. Whether you are navigating your high-3 salary tax brackets or looking for the latest on federal pay raises and agency-wide policy shifts, find the expert analysis you need to manage your career and retirement effectively.
About 4 million people are getting stimulus payments on prepaid debit cards, and some have mistakenly thrown them in the trash.
The IRS has published updated data showing the total number of COVID-19 stimulus payments issued to date.
The IRS explains common reasons why the amount of your coronavirus stimulus payment may be different than you were expecting.
The IRS has mistakenly sent some of the coronavirus stimulus payments to deceased individuals and is now asking for them to be returned.
The IRS has begun recalling employees to the office, but it is not without controversy.
The IRS has published data showing how many total Economic Impact Payments have been issued in each state.
The IRS is urging certain federal benefits recipients to act quickly to ensure they are eligible to get additional stimulus payments quickly.
The IRS has announced that VA benefits recipients will automatically get coronavirus stimulus payments.
Are you getting a “payment status not available” message when checking your coronavirus stimulus payment? The IRS explains what this means.
The IRS is launching an online application this week to help qualifying taxpayers get their coronavirus stimulus payments more quickly.