Pennsylvania recently distributed their unclaimed state tax refunds to people this month. 2 million checks were distributed totaling over $125 million. If you received the money, then you don’t need to do anything. It’s not a loan or something that needs to be paid back. If you didn’t receive a check, then check with the PA Department of Revenue to see if they have an address on file for you. If so, then they should send out another check in the next few weeks. If you received the money, then you don’t need to do anything. It’s not a loan or something that needs to be paid back.
Stimulus Check: Who Will Get The Money?
If you didn’t receive the money, then check with the PA Department of Revenue to see if they have an address on file for you. If you’ve lived in Pennsylvania since 2008, then you may be eligible for a tax refund. This is because the state’s stimulus plan includes an extra allowance of cash that can be used by individuals and businesses alike to help them keep their costs down during tough economic times.
The amount of money available will depend on how much income you earned in 2008 (or prior years), but it’s usually between $100 and $200 per person with no dependents who were residents at any time during those years. The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue has issued stimulus checks to millions of people this month and they are looking for anyone who may be owed money. It’s easy to get overlooked because there are many things that need to happen before a refund can be sent out, but if you know someone in your family who got one of these surprise stimulus checks, this article might be of great help to you.
