If you file taxes in these 17 states, you could be getting an inflation-relief check from the govern

[Beachnutt]

CNBC
Since prices for necessities like shelter and food have risen by 8.5% year-over-year, many U.S. state governments are cutting checks to help their residents cover household costs.

The effort is mostly funded by tax revenue surpluses, either as automatic rebates mandated by state law or as part of legislation specifically to address the costs of rising inflation. Either way, residents are getting some extra cash over the next few months
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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/21/inflation-relief-checks-residents-in-17-states-could-get-money-soon.html

[edhopper]

1. Live in NY

Got a check for $150 last month. I have a condo, so sounds reasonable.

[usonian]

2. I don't have the numbers for CA, but I do believe that surpluses have been created

by big (ahem .... excess) corporate profits.

I'll cash my check quickly, because old Zuck lost $71 Billion with a B this year.
You could make the argument that it's his own damn fault for saturating a market (the Facebook Event Horizon) and pivoting to an unproven, and hopefully disastrous new business model (except for that tax revenue)

[GuppyGal]

3. Great....nothing for renters

[Beachnutt]

4. guess the big state of Texas can't afford to

help out the taxpayers.
Thanks abbott, you prick !!

[PortTack]

5. Thx for posting..bookmarking