Illinois
There are two important rebates available to Illinois residents who filed for the 2021 taxes. The first rebate is known as the individual income tax rebate, which is available for residents who have an adjusted gross income of less than $200,000 per year, and up to $400,000 for those who are filing jointly.
Every individual will automatically get $50, with an extra $100 per eligible dependent. The second rebate we’re talking about is a property tax rebate, which is available for residents who make $250,000 or less, and $500,000 per couple filing together.
The rebate is the same for the property tax credit you already qualified to claim on your tax return, up to $300. The state already started issuing rebates the week of September 12, and it might take a couple of months to issue all of them, as the Illinois Department of Revenue explained.
The Colorado payments that you mentioned are not government stimulus payments. They are Tabor refunds, ie a government refund of overpayments that taxpayers had made. The voters in Colorado had passed a law several years ago that the state was not allowed to keep surpluses.
Why isn’t Arkansas getting stimulas checks in 2023?