The payments are being made as part of Maine’s Emergency Winter Energy Relief Plan. By March 31st, approximately 880,000 residents should have received their 4th Stimulus Check.
All checks mailed by the US Postal Service will be delivered to the address listed on your Maine Individual Income Tax Return for 2021. To qualify for the 4th Stimulus Check, you must have filed a Maine income tax return for 2021 as a full-year state citizen by October 31, 2022.
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Five One-Time Payments this Month
Some states extend financial assistance to needy individuals as inflation sweeps the country. For example, New Lenox, Illinois residents, who pay an average of $350 in property taxes, are eligible for a total property tax rebate. For this payout, a form was submitted, and checks began to be issued on March 6. Single-family homeowners, townhomes, condos, and apartments were all eligible for the payments.
Direct payments of $450 will benefit nearly 880,000 Maine taxpayers. The Winter Energy Relief Payouts program funds will be distributed to all residents who filed their 2021 taxes by March 3. You must have earned less than $200,000 if you filed a married joint return, less than $150,000 if you filed as a head of household, and less than $100,000 if you filed as a single taxpayer.
Idaho Citizens Will Receive Money This Month
The maximum income tax rebate in Idaho is $600 for joint filers and $300 for individual filers. Around 800,000 checks totaling $500,000,000 will be distributed before March 31st. The Gem State approved a refund in September 2022 after allocating funds to reduce the state’s record budget surplus and lower taxes. If you submit your payments late or encounter problems, your 4th Stimulus Check might take longer time to process.
New Mexico Continues To Make Stimulus Payments
The New Mexico legislature has advanced a plan to distribute the 4th Stimulus Checks to taxpayers later this year. Married couples filing jointly will receive $1,000, while single filers will receive $500 from the $1.2 billion package. The plan still needs to be approved by the state Senate, so the rebates are still being determined.
