IRS and Treasury Release the Latest State-By-State Economic Impact Payment Figures
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David M Robson
The Treasury Department and the IRS released updated state-by-state figures for Economic Impact Payments (EIPs) on May 22nd, reflecting the opening weeks of the program.
Along with the announcement came the following quote from IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig:
“Economic Impact Payments have continued going out at a rapid rate to Americans across the country. We remind people to visit IRS.gov for the latest information, including answers to the most common questions we see surrounding the payments. We also continue to urge those who don’t normally have a filing requirement, including those with little or no income, that they can quickly register for the payments on IRS.gov.”
Millions of people who are typically non-filers are still eligible to receive these EIPs.
The payments are automatic for the following groups:
- People who filed a tax return in 2018 or 2019
- Recipients of Social Security retirement, survivor or disability benefits (SSDI) and Railroad Retirement benefits
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries who didn’t file a tax return in the last two years
The following chart shows the Economic Impact Payment totals by state.
| State | State postal code | Total Number of EIP Payments | Total Amount of EIP Payments |
| Alabama | AL | 2,332,771 | $ 3,988,469,624 |
| Alaska | AK | 333,429 | $ 580,774,111 |
| Arizona | AZ | 3,242,043 | $ 5,573,167,261 |
| Arkansas | AR | 428,624 | $ 2,496,524,966 |
| California | CA | 16,869,636 | $ 27,897,283,972 |
| Colorado | CO | 2,605,089 | $ 4,407,408,401 |
| Connecticut | CT | 1,601,397 | $ 2,609,644,445 |
| Delaware | DE | 463,653 | $ 778,262,906 |
| District of Columbia | DC | 308,306 | $ 421,734,460 |
| Florida | FL | 10,618,792 | $ 17,546,164,251 |
| Georgia | GA | 4,763,109 | $ 8,081,253,826 |
| Hawaii | HI | 691,424 | $ 1,179,264,436 |
| Iowa | IA | 1,477,214 | $ 2,660,402,672 |
| Idaho | ID | 808,118 | $ 1,512,453,150 |
| Illinois | IL | 5,729,351 | $ 9,630,495,809 |
| Indiana | IN | 3,174,698 | $ 5,613,824,661 |
| Kansas | KS | 1,310,151 | $ 2,359,448,490 |
| Kentucky | KY | 2,199,370 | $ 3,824,826,391 |
| Louisiana | LA | 2,186,332 | $ 3,680,836,165 |
| Maine | ME | 714,941 | $ 1,215,239,330 |
| Maryland | MD | 2,692,062 | $ 4,380,831,484 |
| Massachusetts | MA | 3,136,787 | $ 5,028,963,151 |
| Michigan | MI | 4,813,156 | $ 8,286,614,929 |
| Minnesota | MN | 2,613,771 | $ 4,577,086,990 |
| Mississippi | MS | 1,427,440 | $ 2,422,655,854 |
| Missouri | MO | 2,933,973 | $ 5,118,911,639 |
| Montana | MT | 527,902 | $ 932,003,084 |
| Nebraska | NE | 887,877 | $ 1,611,581,538 |
| Nevada | NV | 1,496,510 | $ 2,484,078,422 |
| New Hampshire | NH | 676,004 | $ 1,139,776,925 |
| New Jersey | NJ | 3,955,396 | $ 6,507,621,505 |
| New Mexico | NM | 997,072 | $ 1,684,917,178 |
| New York | NY | 9,341,632 | $ 15,034,060,259 |
| North Carolina | NC | 4,820,974 | $ 8,264,415,092 |
| North Dakota | ND | 354,768 | $ 632,983,746 |
| Ohio | OH | 5,828,477 | $ 9,833,041,489 |
| Oklahoma | OK | 1,799,803 | $ 3,190,860,867 |
| Oregon | OR | 2,031,861 | $ 3,425,278,483 |
| Pennsylvania | PA | 6,258,107 | $ 10,596,406,088 |
| Rhode Island | RI | 536,218 | $ 869,615,684 |
| South Carolina | SC | 2,443,864 | $ 4,174,979,940 |
| South Dakota | SD | 416,962 | $ 759,483,658 |
| Tennessee | TN | 3,305,606 | $ 5,693,071,645 |
| Texas | TX | 12,396,590 | $ 21,635,810,592 |
| Utah | UT | 1,287,162 | $ 2,494,199,291 |
| Vermont | VT | 327,867 | $ 555,841,287 |
| Virginia | VA | 3,796,975 | $ 6,447,589,217 |
| Washington | WA | 3,453,810 | $ 5,876,091,642 |
| West Virginia | WV | 913,264 | $ 1,578,210,674 |
| Wisconsin | WI | 2,817,912 | $ 4,948,382,340 |
| Wyoming | WY | 270,626 | $ 488,905,666 |
| Foreign Addresses | 748,724 | $ 1,222,795,510 |
More information and guidance on Economic Impact Payments can be found here.