Illinois City Sending Payments of $2.2 Million
New Lenox, Illinois, approved $2.2 million in tax breaks for select residents.
A village official told The US Sun that checks were sent on March 4 to nearly 6,790 families.
Those who receive the rebate are required to report it to the IRS when filing annual taxes.
Long Island Volunteers Receiving Grants
Those who volunteer in emergency response units on Long Island, New York, could receive up to $50,000 to buy a home.
Long Island Homes for Heroes is a program “firmly committed to supporting those who tirelessly serve our community, often without recognition or reward,” according to its website.
We strive to fill this crucial funding gap by offering an innovative solution through generous donations from our community, says LI Homes for Heroes.
“Our goal is to provide the necessary ‘matching’ funds our volunteer first responders need to access LIHP financial assistance.”
LI Homes for Heroes stated, “Applicants can receive up to $26,000 in down payment assistance and $24,000 for repairs if eligible for Category I (at or below 80% of area median income) and up to $ 9,000 in down payment assistance and $14,000 for repairs if eligible for Category II (at or below 120% of Area Median Income).
Washington Residents Are Profiting
Washington residents will also see some money back on their taxes.
The state Department of Revenue is withholding unclaimed money and property belonging to more than a million residents.
The average claim is about $131, according to Joe Gisler, manager of Unclaimed Properties.
The money comes from a surplus of US$1.8 billion.
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