As Americans continue to struggle financially, 13 states still provide stimulus payments worth up to $1,000.
People require assistance as gas prices rise and inflation makes groceries costly. States are taking it upon themselves to provide stimulus payments to their citizens.
Here are 13 states that are granting residents tax reductions and stimulus money.
Georgia is offering a one-time tax reimbursement to anyone who submitted tax returns for 2021 and 2022.
Single filers will receive $250, heads of households will receive $375, and joint filers will receive $500.
Idaho is returning $75 to residents, or 12% of their 2020 taxes.
Residents in Indiana will receive $125 due to a statute that returns excess reserves to residents.
Residents of New Jersey with at least one dependent are eligible for a $500 reimbursement.
In July, New Mexico will award individuals $250 and joint filers $500.
Maine has launched a stimulus program that will provide $850 to qualified citizens this summer.
California is working on providing $400 to households who have registered autos to help with gas costs.
Hawaii is considering sending $100 checks to its residents.
Kansas is considering repealing the 6.5 percent food tax by 2025.
Minnesota may give a $1,000 rebate and a $500 stimulus payout.
A property tax credit for middle-class property owners could be implemented in New York.
Pennsylvania is attempting to pass a bill that would provide $2,000 in stimulus payments to households earning less than $80,000.
Virginia may put a three-month hold on gas taxes.
