Viral posts claimed $1,390 IRS stimulus checks for summer 2025. Fact-checkers and the IRS confirm no new payments are scheduled.

Stimulus checks were issued in April for taxpayers who did not receive the pandemic relief payments in 2021. While most taxpayers received checks during the pandemic, those who did not were eligible to file for a $1,400 payment through the IRS' Recovery Rebate Act.

Are you anticipating a possible fourth stimulus check or looking for other inflation relief or tax refunds from the IRS this year? What you need to know.

The IRS has reportedly confirmed $1,390 stimulus payments for eligible Americans, debunking rumors of a larger $2,000 check. Meanwhile, a new proposal backed by President Trump could add a second round of relief in the form of a tariff rebate.

Online posts claim the IRS is set to send $1,390 stimulus checks to low- and middle-income taxpayers by summer’s end. The IRS says that’s false — and explains why no payments are coming.

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