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There are nine U.S. states that are expected to issue tax rebates of up to $1,700 until 2023, says George. Read the list to see if your state is one of them!
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List of Nine States
According to George, there are nine U.S. states that are expected to issue tax rebates of $75 to $1,700 this year. Such states are as follows: California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. Most of these states have already begun issuing tax rebates and will continue to do so until January 2023.
In estimation, there are millions of U.S. citizens who can look forward to seeing the issuance of these tax rebates. To be eligible, recipients of these tax rebates must follow the requirements based mostly on the status of their tax filing, their current residence, the size of their household, and their income. Some tax rebates, however, might be issued earlier than others. These tax rebates are direct deposit payments. On the other hand, paper checks may be issued later because of paper shortage.
