Part of the problem is the IRS’ limited resources for marketing, among other reasons.

The deadline for filing information with the IRS to get the money is Nov. 21.

The IRS is sending out letters to millions of Americans who don’t typically file federal income tax returns.

The IRS is reopening registration on its website. Parents have to fill out information in what’s called a “non-filers tool.”

A new study by the Brookings Institution found racial disparities in whose checks were delayed.

Except for one or two exceptions: Victims of severe weather in parts of the South this past April will have until Oct. 15.

About 20 million Americans are still waiting.

If you got a tax refund or paid the IRS by paper check last year, you’ll need to get your bank details in to the agency.

The IRS is trying to modernize its computer systems and improve customer service — with a smaller budget and workforce.

The letters, which went out to 3.9 million people, detailed how to sign up for health care coverage.