States that are still awaiting payment under new proposals have also been added to the list this week along with a few new states.
A list of all states that are currently offering tax breaks or stimulus payments is available here.
All of the states in the US that provide direct payments through stimulus or tax breaks
California
California recently approved a budget that will give married couples filing jointly up to $700 if their annual income is less than $15,000.
For single taxpayers making this much, $350 will be paid.
Families will receive an additional $350 in stimulus money if they have dependents.
Once you reach a certain income level, the amount decreases.
Direct deposit or prepaid debit cards will be used to begin disbursing payments in October.
Colorado
In 2022, residents will receive payments totalling at least $500.
This comes after the bill was made law in May of this year by Governor Jared Polis.
The amount that residents will receive is determined by the total state income.
Every resident who filed a tax return by June 30 and is a full-time resident of the state is anticipated to receive payment, according to lawmakers.
Payments are distributed in September.
Delaware
In May, Delaware started sending a $300 tax rebate.
Those who received compensation submitted their 2020 state tax return.
These relief rebates are made feasible by a budget surplus.
The $300 will be paid to married couples filing jointly.
The majority of payments were already made.
By October 17, instructions will be released if you haven’t already claimed your rebate and are eligible.
The payment could only have been claimed if a tax return for 2020 had been submitted.
Florida
Florida residents are now receiving new payments totalling $450.
Foster parents, family members and non-family members who care for children, as well as people who are enrolled in the state’s Guardian Assistance Program or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, may be eligible for the payment.
You will automatically get the payment by check if you qualify.
The checks should have been sent on or before July 25, so recipients should be getting them right now.
The checks are enclosed with a letter that explains that they are being sent to assist in reducing the rising costs of inflation before the start of the new academic year for the child under the recipient’s care.
Georgia
Residents of Georgia are receiving a stimulus payment as a result of a state surplus.
They will receive the payment if they submitted their state tax returns for 2020 and 2021.
The amount of the payments depends on the status of your tax filing.
A single filer may receive up to $250, a head of household may receive up to $375, and a joint filer may receive up to $500.
Your payment may be reduced or withheld entirely if there are any outstanding debts, such as taxes or child support.
You will see your payments separate from your tax refund if you filed your taxes before the law took effect.
Hawaii
Governor David Ige of Hawaii put forth a proposal in January that would give each inhabitant of the state a tax rebate stimulus payment.
A $300 payment will be made to anyone who makes less than $100,000 annually.
Payments worth $100 will be made to those who earn more than that.
The payment is also available to dependents.
As early as the end of August, payments might be made.
Idaho
This year, rebate payments are being made in the state of Idaho.
The payments are made from the $350 million set aside by an act passed in February.
Residents need only fulfil one of two requirements to be eligible.
Being an Idaho resident who filed a state tax return for 2020 and 2021 is the first requirement.
The second requirement is having filed returns for grocery credit refunds while residing in Idaho full-time.
The first payments were made in March.
You must pay either $75 per taxpayer or 12 per cent of your Idaho state income taxes for the year 2020.
Direct deposit recipients first saw their payments after everyone else.
Anyone who was waiting for a check should now have seen one or soon will.
Illinois
For the state of Illinois, rebate checks were approved in April.
Individual filers who make less than $200,000 annually will receive $50.
Residents who are married filing jointly and have an annual income under $400,000 will receive payments of $100.
Up to three dependents are valued at an additional $100 each.
Indiana
Residents of Indiana started receiving payments totalling $125 regardless of their level of income.
The automatic taxpayer refund law is what makes this possible.
A source spoke with Natalie Rodriguez, the Indiana Department of Revenue’s communications manager.
When the state’s budget reserves reach specific levels, as they did for the Fiscal Year 2021 and last did in 2012, Rodriguez explained that Indiana is required by the “Excess Use of Reserves” law (IC 4-10-22) to refund Hoosier taxpayers.
“The taxpayer would have had to file an Indiana resident tax return for the 2020 tax year with a postmark date of January 3, 2022, or earlier,” the statement reads.
Maine
In April, it was announced that residents of Maine would receive $850 in stimulus funds from the supplemental budget.
Residents will receive $850 if their annual income is under $100,000 for single filers and $150,000 for heads of households.
Married couples who file jointly and earn $200,000 or less will receive $1,700 payments.
Receiving a payment is independent of whether or not you owe taxes.
To file their 2021 tax return and be eligible for the payment, residents have until October 31, 2022.
Residents who are eligible for the earned income tax credit through the state are given a greater benefit.
Minnesota
A stimulus payment worth $750 was available to Minnesotans who served on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Workers must have put in a minimum of 120 hours of work between March 15, 2020, and June 30, 2021, to be eligible.
Those who couldn’t work remotely should use this.
It is required that those who work directly with COVID-19 patients earned less than $175,000 between December 2019 and January 2022.
No one who did not provide direct patient care during that period was allowed to earn more than $85,000.
