Many Americans find they need assistance from the government, especially in light of the rapidly rising cost of sustenance and the stagnant employment market. A stimulus check is one way that some people, even the ones who aren’t going through difficult times, may get a cash boost. Most qualified recipients of this funding have already received their stimulus checks from the US government for $1,400. However, it has been claimed that the enacted Congress Budget did not provide any stimulus payments to more than 600,000 qualified taxpayers.
The primary criterion for eligibility for the $1,400 stimulus payment was income. The entire amount was available to individuals earning up to $75,000 annually, heads of households earning up to $112,500 annually, and married couples reporting jointly making up to $150,000 annually. Higher earners saw a reduction in their checks, which eventually phased out completely for those making 80,000 dollars, heads of households making 120,000 dollars, and married couples making 160,000 dollars.
Which States Will Receive Stimulus Checks?
At the beginning of the year, many states—though with different requirements—offered stimulus checks and refund payments.
- Alabama, California, Arizona, Georgia, Colorado, Maine, Michigan, Massachusetts, Montana, Minnesota, New Mexico, Virginia, South Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
