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From the IRS: IRS announces significant enhancements to the Get My Payment tool to deliver an improved and smoother experience for Americans eligible for an Economic Impact Payment. www.irs.gov/getmypayment

From the IRS: Homeless Americans also qualify for an Economic Impact Payment. If they normally don’t file taxes, they need to sign up with the IRS. Here’s what they’ll need: Name, address and an email Date of birth and valid SSN ... Bank account, if they have one IP PIN if they got one from IRS earlier License or state ID, if they have one Name, SSN and relationship for each child An IRS online feature is designed for people with low incomes to sign up to get an Economic Impact Payment; homeless Americans are urged to use this free tool: www.irs.gov/nonfilereip See more

From the IRS: IRS continues to calculate and send Economic Impact Payments to millions of Americans. If you have questions related to these payments, see the answers we’ve posted online: www.irs.gov/EIPFAQ

From the IRS: IRS is committed to getting all eligible people their Economic Impact Payments as fast as possible. Now, an online tool lets you check of the status of your payment. See: www.irs.gov/eip

From the IRS: To help everyone check the status of their Economic Impact Payment, IRS is launching a tool that will provide the status of a payment, including the date it’s scheduled to be deposited or mailed. www.irs.gov/eip

From IRS: IRS and The U.S. Department of the Treasury launch new tool to help people who normally don’t file taxes to register for Economic Impact Payments www.irs.gov/eip

From the IRS: If IRS doesn’t have your direct deposit info, a check will be mailed to your address on file. For your Tax Security, do NOT provide your direct deposit or banking information for others to input on your behalf into the IRS secure portal. https://go.usa.gov/xvrf7

From the IRS: Retirees: No one from IRS will contact you for personal or banking information regarding your economic impact payment. IRS is sending these payments automatically no additional action or information is needed on your part. https://go.usa.gov/xvrf7

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From the IRS: Social Security recipients will get economic impact payment without filing taxes for 2018 or 2019. The IIRS will instead use the information on their Form SSA-1099 and Form RRB-1099. More at www.irs.gov/coronavirus