SCAM ALERT: Fake IRS Text Offering $1,400 EIP Using Suspicious URL "irs.gov.taxinstr.com" - Complete With Official-Looking Branding

I just got this text message about an Economic Impact Payment and I'm really worried about whether it's legitimate. The message claims to be from an "official website of the United States Government" and includes the IRS logo at the top of the page. The text message showed a webpage with "An official website of the United States Government" at the very top, and then the IRS logo. The page had navigation options for "Help," "News," and "Exit" in the header. Under that was a section titled "Economic Impact Payment" that stated: "You are eligible to receive a $1,400 Economic Impact Payment. Please provide your accurate personal information. We will deposit the amount into your bank account or mail a paper check within 1 to 2 business days." The page then had text saying "The IRS is committed to providing you with support and assistance." Below this were options including "Get My Payment" and a section asking "How can we help you?" with another option to "Apply for an Employer ID Number (EIN)". What made me immediately suspicious is that the URL shown at the bottom of the screenshot is "irs.gov.taxinstr.com" instead of just ending in .gov. Legitimate government websites always end with .gov - they don't have additional domains after that. The whole thing looks very official with all the right branding and options, but that URL is a major red flag. I'm worried this is a scam trying to get my personal and banking information. Can anyone confirm if this is legitimate or a scam? I don't want to miss out on a payment if it's real, but I also don't want to get scammed.