In states like California, Colorado, Idaho, and South Carolina, Americans will receive payments of up to $1,500 in the upcoming year, while residents of New Jersey and Pennsylvania will receive property rebates, as announced by their respective state governments recently.
The following states are listed together with the inflation-relief amounts that will be given to their citizens:
California
By January 2023, it is anticipated that over 20 million Californians will receive rebates ranging from $200 to $1,050, as reported by the US SUN.
On January 15, the state anticipates that approximately 5% of cheques will be delivered to citizens. If Californians submitted their 2020 tax forms before October 15, 2021, they would be eligible to receive the payments.
Joint filers with dependents who make less than $150,000 annually will be eligible for a $1,050 state rebate.
Colorado
Americans who submitted their state tax return for Colorado by October 17 are eligible for reimbursement of up to $750, based on the Colorado Department of Revenue.
But according to state officials, joint filers will receive a whopping $1,500.
Idaho
By the end of March 2023, the state government will distribute about 800,000 reimbursements up to $600 in Idaho. This is because, in October, MPs approved the 2022 Special Session rebate, as per Idaho State Tax Commission.
New Jersey
Millions of residents of New Jersey have until January 31, 2023, to apply for up to $1,500 in property reimbursement.
The $2 billion fund, which state lawmakers approved earlier this year, is being used to deliver the aid. According to the Department of the Treasury, the maximum $1,500 reimbursement is anticipated to be received by about 870,000 homes.
However, it is only available to Americans who make $150,000 or less annually; those who earn between $150,000 and $250,000 will instead receive $1,000.
Pennsylvania
Direct payment of up to $650 could be in the works for hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians. As per a press statement, the funds will be distributed to those given the go-ahead for 2021 property taxes or rent rebates.
South Carolina
In South Carolina, payments of up to $800 are being made to needy people. During a session in June, state legislators approved the disbursement of the tax rebates and included it in a $13.8 billion budget proposal.
The estimated cost of the rebates is $1 billion, South Carolina’s Department of Revenue said.
