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Approximately 23 million Californians will receive a $1,050 worth of inflation relief checks from the Golden state. A decision was made to lessen the economic strain of the highest rate of U.S. inflation in the preceding 41 years in line to an article published by MarketWatch via Blassi (2022).
According to a Democrat Californian Governor Gavin Newsom, they were aware of the cost and were planning to aid millions of Californians by issuing refunds totaling $1,050 to help families pay for everything from groceries to gas.
The amount of the relief payments might range from $200 to $1,050. Similar to how the Economic Impact Payment stimulus checks were determined during the COVID-19 epidemic, the payment amount varies based on an individual’s income, tax filing status, and how many dependents they claim.
According to an article published by CBS News via Picchi (2022), $400 to $1,050 ranges of payments will be distributed to the couples who jointly files $200 – $700 based on their financial situation and whether they declared a dependent.
14.2 million taxpayers in Tier 1 who earn up to $75,000 as single filers or $150,000 as joint filers receive $350 each, plus an additional $350 if they have at least one dependent. The maximum benefit would be $1,050 for a couple in this salary range who have a dependent.
On the other hand, Tier 2 provides $250 to each taxpayer, with an additional $250 if they have at least one dependent, and it applies to 2.1 million taxpayers who make between $75,001 and $125,000 as single filers or $150,001 to $250,000 jointly with a dependent, a couple in this salary range would receive $750.
Tier three provides $200 to each taxpayer, with an additional $200 if they have at least one dependent, and it applies to 1.1 million taxpayers who make between $125,001 and $250,000 as single filers or $250,001 to $500,000 jointly with a dependent a couple in this salary range would receive $600.
However, Californians who declare single incomes of over $250,000 or married incomes of over $500,000 will not be given payments. The state claims that the government is providing taxpayers a total of $9.5 billion.