Didn't File Taxes? You Can Still Get Your $1,200 Stimulus Check Payment

Because the Internal Revenue Service is using filed taxes from 2018 and 2019 to determine who to send stimulus checks to, a number of low-income Americans who don't file have feared they'd be left out when the $1,200 payments start arriving.

But now the IRS has fixed that.

The agency on Friday launched a new website to accommodate U.S. residents who might have otherwise fallen through the cracks, such as those who aren't required to file because they make less than $12,200 a year.

The New America Foundation estimates as many as 12 million residents fall into that category.

Low income residents who don't file can register to receive their checks at IRS.gov.

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