US Stimulus airdrop

The Biden administration has signed a third round of stimulus checks totaling $1.9 trillion to assist American families and businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. Households will receive an additional $1,400 for each dependent claimed on their latest tax filings. Use the Washington Post calculator to determine the amount you will receive. If you have already filed your 2020 taxes, the stimulus check will be based on that income. If not, it will be based on your 2019 taxes. Additionally, individuals can sign up for affordable health insurance plans on Healthcare.gov until May 15th. Most plans have a monthly premium of less than $50. Relief measures include changes to filing and payment deadlines, as well as Economic Impact Payments. Small or large businesses and tax-exempt organizations may qualify for COVID-19 relief, as well as health plan administrators. For information specific to your situation, visit irs.gov/coronavirus.