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Rumors are circulating about a possible federal stimulus check or “tariff dividend” arriving in December 2025. As of now, no law has passed to authorize such a payment. The IRS and Treasury have made no announcements, and the proposal remains a political idea awaiting congressional approval. Until there is an official statement, claims about incoming checks should be regarded as rumors — not financial guarantees.

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00:00As the holiday season nears, many Americans are seeing posts claiming a new federal stimulus check
00:05is on the way. Some versions talk about a $2,000 tariff dividend check, others about direct
00:11deposits from the Internal Revenue Service, IRS, labeled as relief payments. These messages have
00:16sparked hope, but also confusion and concern among people wondering if it is real or just a rumor.
00:22Despite the chatter, no legislation authorizes a new nationwide payment. The IRS and the U.S.
00:28Department of the Treasury have not announced any official check for December 2025. The so-called
00:34tariff dividend remains a proposal from Donald Trump's administration. It would require congressional
00:39approval before any payments could happen. Many of the viral posts use official-sounding language to
00:44look credible, but they lack proof. Legitimate IRS payments always come with clear announcements,
00:49official letters or notices inside your secure IRS account, not via random social media posts or
00:56unverified websites. For now, that means treat any incoming check claim as a rumor until there
01:01is a verified public statement from the IRS or Congress.
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