Is There A Stimulus Check For North Dakota in 2025?

Sure seems like yesterday when our city, our world shut down due to COVID

That was a bizarre time in our lives when masks were worn everywhere we went. The year was 2020 - businesses closed their doors ( some of them permanently ) - Would we ever get our normal lives back? I had just moved here before it seemed like most of Bismarck and Mandan had shut down. How could some of us afford to get by when our jobs were affected? We had every right to worry - then something incredible happened, and there was a dim light at the end of the tunnel.

In March of 2020, some relief was on the way

The first round of checks went out, according to pandemicoversight.gov "While you may have heard them referred to as stimulus checks, the Economic Impact Payments were for the most part direct deposited into bank accounts or sent out as bank cards. More than 476 million payments totaling $814 billion in financial relief went to households impacted by the pandemic. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) based the amounts that individuals received on income, tax filing status, and number of children (or qualifying dependents, like a relative)."

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So this year, 2025, does North Dakota offer stimulus checks 2025?

The reason I asked this question is that I recently read that other states around the country have sent $ - New York, for instance, they mailed out $400 inflation checks. SO what about North Dakota? According to turbodebt.com "There are no new stimulus checks for North Dakota residents in 2025. After the three Economic Impact Payments that were issued during the coronavirus pandemic, the federal government has no plans to issue any additional stimulus payments. Any social media posts you may have read about IRS stimulus checks are misleading or false since the relief measures introduced through the American Rescue Plan and the CARES Act have already expired."

Well that should put an end to any false information you may have read or heard about.