Stimulus Check has been a lifesaver for most Americans. When the time was dark, the federal government came to the aid of the common people.
The government designed a program that aimed to provide monetary relief to the citizens. These monetary reliefs were known as Stimulus Check.
These checks served as a huge pillar to all the citizens. The covid pandemic compelled the nation to impose a complete shutdown. The shutdown saw most of the citizens losing their jobs.
Not only did they lose their jobs but they also found it very difficult to find an alternative. Many others were not paid adequately. These made the households struggle with their finances.
With the stimulus money, the families managed to pay off their daily needs. It also helped the economy to turn around. Meanwhile, the government has been asked to provide special checks for senior citizens.
After the third Stimulus Check rollout, the government did not seem interested in further payment. This led to a sense of concern among the citizens. America is currently experiencing the threat of Delta and Omicron strain.
Covid cases have been on the rise for the past few weeks. However, Californians will still be eligible for financial assistance. Let us take a detailed look at who gets the aid.
Stimulus Check Money For February
Stimulus Check will be available to the residents of California. They will be entitled to an amount of up to $1100. The governor of the state, Gavin Newsom announced the financial assistance in the previous year.
Families having an annual income of less than $75000 will be eligible. However, there is a catch. In order to receive the money, you have to submit your tax files appropriately. The last date for the submission of the same was 15th October 2021.
Many citizens were not able to meet the tax deadline. A lot of residents filed for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number(ITIN).
Unfortunately, they did not receive the same before the deadline. All these citizens will be provided extra time to submit their files.
Stimulus checks worth $600 will be given to eligible Californians.
