It’s tax season–and that means scammers are posing as the IRS. Emails, calls and text messages claim you’re eligible for an ...

You get a text from what looks to be the IRS claiming you're eligible for a $1,400 Economic Impact Payment and that you should provide your personal information to have the money deposited into ...

The Better Business Bureau is warning about a current text scam that uses a '$1,400 Economic Impact Payment' as bait.

The president appeared to approve of sending Department of Government Efficiency savings directly to American citizens.

Because of the speed at which the law required the IRS to issue the second round of Economic Impact Payments, some payments may have been sent to an account that may be closed, or is [closed], or ...

Otherwise, no stimulus checks are pending for 2025. During the pandemic, three COVID stimulus payments - or "economic impact payments" - were sent to American households. Specifically ...

By creating an online account, you can avoid the need to call the IRS for all sorts of questions. And you can make a variety ...

HERE IS A CLOSER LOOK AT THE TEXT. IT STATES FROM THE IRS, YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A $1,400 ECONOMIC IMPACT PAYMENT. PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR ACCURATE PERSONAL INFORMATION. WE WILL DEPOSIT THE ...

Scammers send a text claiming you're eligible to receive a $1,400 Economic Impact Payment. To receive your money, you just need to click on the link and provide your personal info, the text says.