March 18, 2025

Confirmed! Last $1,400 Stimulus Payments by IRS—Check If You’re on the List!

Confirmed! Last $1,400 Stimulus Payments by IRS—Check If You’re on the List!

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The IRS has officially confirmed that the final round of $1,400 stimulus payments has been issued, marking the end of direct payments related to the COVID-19 relief package. For millions of Americans, this check could provide a much-needed financial boost.

But with so many people eagerly awaiting their payments, you may be wondering: Are you on the list of beneficiaries? Here’s everything you need to know about the final $1,400 stimulus payments and how you can check if you’re receiving one.

What Are the Final $1,400 Stimulus Payments?

These $1,400 payments are part of the American Rescue Plan, which was signed into law by President Joe Biden in March 2021. The relief package aimed to provide financial assistance to individuals and families struggling during the pandemic. The stimulus payments are meant to help offset economic hardships caused by job loss, business closures, and other pandemic-related issues.

The payments are typically issued to qualifying individuals and families based on their income, filing status, and other factors. Eligible individuals receive $1,400, with additional amounts for dependents. For couples filing jointly, the payment amount can be as much as $2,800, and up to $1,400 for each dependent claimed.

Who Is Eligible for the $1,400 Payment?

The $1,400 stimulus payments are available to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and certain resident aliens who meet the income requirements set by the IRS. The IRS uses your most recent tax filing to determine your eligibility.

  • Single filers with an adjusted gross income (AGI) of up to $75,000 are eligible for the full $1,400 payment.
  • Married couples filing jointly with an AGI of up to $150,000 are eligible for the full $2,800 payment.
  • Heads of household with an AGI of up to $112,500 are eligible for the full $1,400 payment.

For those earning above these thresholds, the payment amount gradually decreases, with a complete phase-out occurring at:

  • $80,000 for single filers
  • $160,000 for married couples
  • $120,000 for heads of household

If you did not receive a payment or if you believe you are eligible but haven’t yet received your $1,400, the IRS has outlined steps to help you track your status.

How Can You Check If You’re on the List of Beneficiaries?

The IRS has been issuing the final $1,400 payments in waves, so some people may have already received their checks while others are still waiting. To check the status of your payment, you can use the IRS’s “Get My Payment” tool on their official website.

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Here’s how to check:

  1. Visit the IRS website: Go to IRS.gov.
  2. Use the “Get My Payment” tool: Click on the “Get My Payment” link to see the status of your payment.
  3. Enter your information: You will need to provide your Social Security number (SSN), date of birth, and address information.
  4. Review your status: The tool will show you whether your payment has been issued, when it was sent, and how it was delivered (either by direct deposit, paper check, or prepaid debit card).

If the tool shows that your payment has been issued but you haven’t received it yet, make sure your address is correct or check with your bank if the payment was sent electronically.

What to Do If You Haven’t Received Your Payment Yet

If you’re eligible for the $1,400 stimulus payment but haven’t received it, there are several possible reasons:

  • Incorrect or missing information: If the IRS doesn’t have your correct address or banking information, it could cause delays.
  • Tax filing issues: If you haven’t filed taxes recently or your tax filing status was incomplete, it could affect your eligibility.
  • Payment sent by mail: If you are receiving your payment by check, it could take a few weeks to arrive by mail.

If you believe you are eligible but haven’t received your payment, you can request a payment trace by contacting the IRS. This can help determine whether the payment was sent and where it was delivered.

What If You Didn’t Get the Full $1,400?

If you believe you were shorted or didn’t receive the full $1,400 amount you were eligible for, you might be able to claim the missing funds through your 2021 tax return by filing for a Recovery Rebate Credit.

The Recovery Rebate Credit allows eligible individuals to receive any remaining balance of the stimulus payment that they were entitled to, but did not receive. To claim this credit, you must file a 2021 tax return, even if you don’t normally file taxes.

Are There Any Other Stimulus Payments Coming?

As of now, the IRS has confirmed that this will be the last round of stimulus payments under the current relief package. While there has been ongoing discussion about potential future relief measures, including additional stimulus payments or financial aid programs, no concrete plans have been confirmed for another round of direct payments at this time.

The final $1,400 stimulus payments are an important part of the ongoing federal efforts to support Americans during the COVID-19 recovery. If you’ve been waiting for your check, use the IRS’s “Get My Payment” tool to track its status. If you haven’t received your payment or if you believe you were shorted, don’t worry—there are steps you can take to resolve the issue, including requesting a payment trace or filing for the Recovery Rebate Credit.

Be sure to check the IRS website regularly for any updates on stimulus payments, and remember that these payments are part of the government’s larger efforts to provide economic relief to those who need it most. If you’re eligible, this final payment is one last chance to receive the financial support you may need as the country continues its recovery from the pandemic.

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