Deadline Approaches For Americans To Claim Tax Rebates— Here’s What You Should Know!

The deadline is fast approaching for Americans to claim various tax rebates from several state governments, says Russo. Discover some of the states that offer these tax rebates and more!

Tax Refund Program [Photo: SILive.com]

Other States Providing Tax Rebates

In California, the Universal Basic Income program will provide $1,200 every month for a year and a half to its eligible residents. To qualify, the recipient must be transgender, non-binary, intersex, or gender nonconforming. The recipient must also be aged 18 or older and resides in San Francisco. Lastly, the recipient must also be making an income of less than $600 every month.

In Hawaii, since the start of fall, tax rebates of up to $300 have already been distributed. To qualify, the recipient must file their tax return for 2021 by the end of December. The same goes for Chicago where their Resiliency Fund 2.0 program provides $500 in cash to its residents. To qualify, the recipient must be aged 18 or older and earn an income at or less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level.

In Idaho, recipients must also submit their tax return for 2021 by the end of December. Tax rebates that amount to $300 to $600 will then be claimed. Around 75,000 checks are distributed by the Tax Commission of Idaho every week. Lastly, in Pennsylvania, their Property Tax Program provides financial assistance to a maximum of $1,658. This program grants benefits to taxpayers aged 65 and older, widows and widowers aged 50 and above, and those people with disabilities. To qualify, the recipient’s income must not be above $35,000, as reported by Russo.