Since the outbreak of COVID-19, three sets of stimulus checks have been issued. As people continue to suffer because of inflation, several states are unwilling to satiate the need for more stimulus checks but there are few who have risen to the occasion
States Giving Out Stimulus Checks
California
Eligible residents will be given a stimulus check worth $1050
Colorado
Qualifying residents will receive a Stimulus check worth 750 dollars individually between 30 September 2022 and 31 January 2023.
Delaware
Eligible residents will get a payment of $300 which will be one-time.
Florida
Caregivers, people assisted by the state, and foster parents will get a one-time grant of $450
Georgia
Qualifying taxpayers will receive $250 (individual), the household head will receive $375, joint filers and married people will receive $500
Hawaii
Eligible residents will receive between $100 – $300 depending on their filing status, income, etc
Idaho
Qualifying people in Idaho will see a rebate of 12% or $75 (whichever is higher) of the state taxes for the year 2020.
Illinois
Eligible residents will save sales tax (ST) on groceries till June 30, 2023. From August 5-14, ST will be reduced to 1.25 percent. Also, a rebate of $50 – $100 on income tax will be granted.
Indiana
Qualifying residents will get a taxpayer refund worth $125
Maine
Eligible individuals will receive 850 dollars whereas joint filers will get 1,700 dollars.
Massachusetts
Currently undecided but the Governor has proposed a 7 percent rebate against the income taxes of the state in 2021
New Jersey
Qualifying residents will get up to $500
New Mexico
Eligible taxpayers will enjoy a rebate of up to $500
Oregon
Residents qualifying for the state’s assistance received their one-time checks for $600.
South Carolina
Qualifying residents will receive rebates worth $800
Virginia
Eligible residents will enjoy tax rebates up to $500 this fall.
