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If you’ve been keeping up on filing your tax returns and paying your taxes and you came across this article then, most likely, you have received a letter from the IRS...

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The IRS has issued some guidelines on how taxpayers can get their stimulus checks that did not file a tax return for 2018 or 2019.

With the ongoing Statewide Stay at Home Order, many taxpayers are calling their lenders to push payments out to make ends meet; at least till the stimulus checks arrive. The IRS has issued a statement regarding the stimulus payments. However, there is a catch!