Today: Treasury Secretary Mnuchin has announced that major programs will be taking effect to assist the American public during the COVID-19 crisis. Briefly, the Treasury Department will try to send checks to Americans immediately, within the next two weeks, and people who will owe or currently owe the IRS can defer those payments (without interest charges) for 90-days.
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