Several states continue to issue stimulus checks to qualifying residents. As is known, the federal government has already stopped making direct payments. It is then that each state launches economic aid to financially support eligible families.
Payments reach recipients in different ways. For example, they are made through basic income programs or through reimbursements. Perhaps you have already received your direct payment. However, you may not yet know that in certain cases you will have to pay your share of taxes.
States that tax stimulus checks
In Arizona, for example, the program was officially named Tax Refund for Families. Those who owed at least $1.00 USD in taxes during the previous tax years were eligible.
Those who met the requirements could claim up to three dependents. This translated into a financial benefit of up to $750.00 USD. $250.00 USD was given for each dependent under 17 years of age and $100.00 USD for each dependent over that age.
Winter energy relief payments have been issued in Maine. This assistance is obtained by filing a personal income tax return for the year 2021.
The state reminds that only those who were full-time residents of Maine before October 31, 2022 can benefit. They cannot have been claimed as dependents on a third party’s tax return.
Eligible individuals received a payment of $450.00 USD as singles and married couples received $900.00 USD. The IRS may consider Maine winter relief payments taxable.
Finally, in Minnesota, one-time payments of $1,300 USD were delivered to 2.5 million households. For each eligible dependent, $260.00 USD was added. In this case, a total of three dependents could be claimed.
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