IRS and Treasury sent 25 millions of stimulus checks for Social Security and Retirement Board recipients Rail, with a total value of more than $ 36, 000 millions
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the United States Department of the Treasury and the Office of the Fiscal Service announced that sent more than 25 million payments in the fourth batch of Stimulus Package Checks for $ 1.9 billion from President Biden.
The fourth batch of payments began processing on Friday, April 2, with an official payment date scheduled for day 7 of the same month , although some people have already received direct payments to their accounts as provisional or pending deposits.
This lot includes about 25 millions of payments, with a total value of more than $ 36, 000 millions. The largest block of these payments went to the Social Security beneficiaries who did not file a tax return for 2020 or 2019 and did not use the “Non-filers” tool that was in operation last year.
More than 19 million payments, with a total value of more than $ 26 billion, went to Social Security Retirement, Survivor, or Disability Beneficiaries.
More than 3 million payments, with a total value of almost $ 5, 000 millions, were for beneficiaries of Supplemental Security Income .
TO approximately 85, 000 payments, with a total value of more than $ 119 million, were assigned to beneficiaries of the Railroad Retirement Board.
This lot includes additional ongoing supplemental payments for individuals who received payments based on their tax returns in early March of 2019, but are eligible for a new or higher payment based on their tax returns of 2020 recently processed .
The batch included more than 1 million these payments “plus-up “, with a total value of more than $ 2 , 000 millions.
More than 1 million payments, with a total value of almost $ 3, 000 millions , were assigned to people for whom the IRS previously did not have information to issue a payment, but who recently filed a tax return and qualified for a stimulus check.
The IRS advised that continues to review data received from Veterans Affairs and that if no additional issues arise, expect to start processing these payment files later this week.
The agency pointed out that most people do not need to perform no action to get this round of stimulus checks and that can consult the tool Get My Payment to see if your payment has been scheduled.
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