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IRS Releases State-by-State List of Coronavirus Stimulus Payments

The Treasury Department and the IRS have released updated state-by-state figures for Economic Impact Payments, with approximately 130 million individuals receiving payments worth more than $200 billion in the program’s first four weeks. (Up through May 8)

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The Treasury Department and the IRS have released updated state-by-state figures for Economic Impact Payments, with approximately 130 million individuals receiving payments worth more than $200 billion in the program’s first four weeks. (Up through May 8, 2020.)

“We are working hard to continue delivering these payments to Americans who need them,” said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. “The vast majority of payments have been delivered in record time, and millions more are on the way every week. We encourage people to visit IRS.gov for the latest information, FAQs and updates on the payments.”

Overall, more than 150 million payments will be sent out, and millions of people who do not typically file a tax return are eligible to receive these payments. Payments are automatic for people who filed a tax return in 2018 or 2019, receive Social Security retirement, survivor or disability benefits (SSDI), Railroad Retirement benefits, as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries who didn’t file a tax return in the last two years.

For those who don’t receive federal benefits and didn’t have a filing obligation in 2018 or 2019, the IRS continues to encourage them to visit the Non-Filer tool at www.IRS.gov so they can quickly register for Economic Impact Payments. People can continue to receive their payment throughout the year.

Listed by total received:

California $22,465,995,771
Texas $18,796,209,760
Florida $15,173,922,832
New York $12,523,017,409
Pennsylvania $8,821,284,132
Ohio $8,322,111,961
Illinois $8,169,566,380
Michigan $7,045,417,642
North Carolina $6,985,338,563
Georgia $6,937,057,497
Virginia $5,456,000,257
New Jersey $5,287,240,934
Tennessee $4,980,110,718
Washington $4,875,983,730
Indiana $4,855,661,708
Arizona $4,712,311,770
Missouri $4,337,599,739
Wisconsin $4,025,320,018
Massachusetts $4,008,005,049
Minnesota $3,714,368,466
Colorado $3,618,352,193
Maryland $3,575,993,478
South Carolina $3,522,197,950
Alabama $3,428,443,628
Kentucky $3,282,818,708
Louisiana $3,180,135,799
Oregon $2,782,872,801
Oklahoma $2,777,598,152
Iowa $2,212,426,465
Connecticut $2,162,539,412
Nevada $2,131,071,471
Arkansas $2,128,987,406
Utah $2,091,334,753
Mississippi $2,086,932,244
Kansas $1,980,223,913
New Mexico $1,442,523,522
West Virginia $1,363,560,122
Nebraska $1,349,417,300
Idaho $1,255,712,382
Maine $1,005,363,003
New Hampshire $941,099,188
Hawaii $923,960,321
Montana $759,469,674
Rhode Island $725,567,957
Delaware $646,913,592
South Dakota $625,042,408
North Dakota $510,578,907
Alaska $486,006,748
Vermont $450,251,509
Wyoming $407,690,034
District of Columbia $349,400,662
Foreign Addresses $977,830,929

— Note: Most Puerto Rico residents are U.S. citizens and those eligible will begin receiving stimulus payments in the second phase of disbursements.

Listed by state, alphabetically:

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