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EIP Notices
Economic Impact Payment notices will be mailed to the address on file.
- Notice 1444: This is the first payment for the 2020 tax year
- Notice 1444-B: This is the second payment for the 2020 tax year
- Notice 1444-C: This is the third payment for the 2021 tax year
- Letter 6475: This letter was sent through March 2022 and confirms the total amount of the third EIP. It also includes any plus-up payments you received in 2021.
It’s important to understand that each payment applies to different tax years.
So, for example, if you’re missing your first or second payment, that would affect the 2020 tax year. For a missed third payment, the 2021 tax year would be affected.
This information is important and will help you calculate your Recovery Rebate Credit. If you’re married and you and your spouse decide to file a joint tax return, each of you will be required to log in to their respective accounts or review the letter they received for their portion of the total payment.
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Jessica Cotzin is a writer and the Lendstart authority on small businesses and personal loans. She has been writing about personal finance and the loans industry for a number of years, and holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Florida Atlantic University.
