South Carolina Residents To Receive IRS Rebates Up To $800

BATH, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 13: In this photo illustration, a £1 coin is seen a US dollar bill and 1 euro coin on October 13, 2017 in Bath, England. Currency experts have warned that as the uncertainty surrounding Brexit continues, the value of the British pound, which has remained depressed against the US dollar and the euro since the UK voted to leave in the EU referendum, is likely to fluctuate. (Photo Illustration by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

(Photo Illustration by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

I love getting extra money any time of the year, but especially during the holidays. Some South Carolina residents can check their bank accounts for rebates up to $800. How does that sound for some extra money?

If you filed your 2021 by October 17, 2022, then you are eligible to receive your rebate by December 31, 2022. Go ahead and find your tax return paperwork because you will need to get a few numbers off that return. Once you get your return, head to line 10. You also have to be a South Carolina resident.

If your tax liability is less than $800, then your rebate will match that exact amount. If your tax liability is higher, then your rebate maximum will be $800.

If you didn't file a return, don't even see what you can get. lol. Sorry, but true. If you need to calculate your rebate amount. Learn more about the South Carolina Income Tax Rebate here.

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How Americans Play Lottery and What They’d Do If They Won

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