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Jun 8, 2023 · The state budget signed last week by Gov. Kay Ivey includes a one-time tax rebate of up to $300. The rebate checks will go out this fall. Gov. Kay Ivey's office
Dec 6, 2023 · MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that one-time tax rebates authorized in her 2023 budget are now on their way to 1.9 million Alabama tax filers. Since December 1, which was the start date authorized by law, officials have worked around-the-clock to process the one-time tax rebates.
Nov 1, 2023 · Press Releases. MONTGOMERY — Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday reminded Alabama taxpayers that the one-time tax rebates included in her 2023 budget will be on the way beginning December 1 st. Governor Ivey first announced her plan to utilize Alabama’s historic budget surplus to provide meaningful financial relief to working Alabama families ...
Dec 1, 2023 · Gov. Ivey proposed one-time $400 tax rebates for single, head of family, and married filing separately filers earlier this year. Under Ivey’s original proposal, joint filers would have received ...
Gov. Kay Ivey declared that “Alabama is thriving” and said she would support a one-time tax rebate of $800 to Alabama families. In her State of the State address tonight at the State Capitol ...
Mar 21, 2023 · Here’s what you need to know. The governor’s office tells WBRC, “The rebate is not taxable for Alabama income tax purposes. There is no income threshold requirement. The refund is based on the taxpayer’s filing status for the 2021 income tax return. $400 for single, head of family and married filing separate and $800 for married filing ...
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Mar 12, 2023 · BIRMINGHAM, Ala. —. Governor Kay Ivey says she is moving forward with a proposal to give every taxpayer in the state a one-time rebate. Advertisement. The governor is proposing a rebate of up to $400 per taxpayer and $800 per family. Right now, the legislature is deciding what to do with a little over a billion dollars left in COVID-19 relief ...
