It appears that despite providing Citizens with economic Stimulus checks on many occasions throughout the epidemic, the federal government does not intend to continue doing so. Yet, several states plan to provide Stimulus Checks to their populations in 2023.
The States Providing Stimulus Checks Are Listed Below
California
The Stimulus Check range is $200 to $1,050 depending on your income, filing status, and if you have dependents. Contact the California Franchise Tax Board for the criteria. Californians can apply for stimulus payments, formerly known as “Middle-Class Tax Refunds,” if they submitted their state taxes for 2020 by October 15, 2021, and if they lived in the state full-time for at least six months in 2020.
Idaho
75 dollars per family member or, in the event of a tie, 12% of the tax owed less credits, “other” taxes, and expenses for the first-year refund. 10% of the tax due for 2020, less credits, additional taxes, repayments, and gifts, whichever is higher: 1) For married people filing jointly, $600; 2) For everyone else, $300; or 3) 10% of the 2019 tax liability.
Maine
Single filers will pay $450 and couple filers $900 for state tax returns submitted in 2021. Maine residents who filed a tax return for 2021 before October 31, 2022, and who lived there permanently will get a new payment for 2023. It is referred to as the “Winter Energy Relief Payment”.
New Jersey
Based on the 2019 income of the people and whether they were homeowners or renters. Via the ANCHOR Tax Relief Program, New Jersey residents who owned homes in 2019 and had a combined income of no more than $150,000 will get rebates of $1,500 in 2023.
Pennsylvania
While the deadline for applications was December 31, 2022, Pennsylvania began providing payments to older renters, homeowners, and those with disabilities in July of the same year. Payments will go on until 2023 for qualified residents who complete their paperwork before the deadline.