IRS not done sending stimulus checks yet: What to know about plus-up payments and more

id=”article-body” class=”row” section=”article-body”> If you already got your stimulus check, will you get a plus-up payment, too?Sarah Tew/CNETStimulus check delivery isn’t over yet. In addition, the $1,400 stimulus payments are still arriving in the mail. The IRS is actively sending payments on a weekly basis, does amino acids promote penis growth and likely will while tax season is still underway (here’s how to track your refund and return). “Ongoing payments will be sent to eligible individuals for whom the IRS previously did not have information to issue a payment but who recently filed a tax return,” the IRS and Treasury said this week. “As well to people who qualify for ‘plus-up’ payments.” So what is a plus-up payment anyway, and what should veterans and SSDI and SSI recipients know about stimulus check delivery? We’ll explain that, and also how to track your third stimulus check with the IRS and USPS, why you definitely want to keep this IRS letter, why your stimulus payment could be delayed, how to report a problem with your check (the IRS doesn’t want to hear it) and when it’s time to start worrying and file a payment trace.If you have kids, you may be interested in a related program that will bring you a monthly child tax credit (here’s how much money you’ll get, including for your 2021 baby. Millions of people could get money off their health insurance costs. Here’s how to find out if your state owes you money, and here’s the latest on student loan debt forgiveness and a fourth stimulus check. This story was recently updated.<path d=”M18,23.1v-2.8c2.6,0,4.7-2.8,4.7-6.2S20.6,7.8,18,7.8V5c4.2,0,7.5,4,7.5,9S22.1,23.1,18,23.