PROVIDENCE – The state has started sending out checks to low- and middle-income families as part of a tax rebate program approved in the fiscal 2023 budget.
Gov. Daniel J. McKee in a press conference on Monday announced the launch of the child tax rebates program, which will give one-time payments of $250 per child, up to three children, for eligible families.
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The program, approved in the fiscal 2023 budget as one of many tax relief programs stemming from the state’s $900 million surplus, is expected to help 115,000 families. Residents with children and who earn up to $100,000, or $200,000 for joint filers, will automatically receive the checks through the R.I. Division of Taxation.
For more information or to track when the checks are being sent, visit https://tax.ri.gov/guidance/special-programs/2022-child-tax-rebates.
Nancy Lavin is a PBN staff writer. You may reach her at Lavin@PBN.com.
