About 200,000 checks have now been sent to residents who applied for the 2022 Connecticut Child Tax Rebate, the state announced Thursday.
The program provides rebates of up to $250 per child for residents who claimed a qualifying dependent on last year’s federal income tax return.
Gov. Ned Lamont said those checks are in the mail.
“This is money that you’re going to get today, tomorrow, the next day,” Lamont said. “I think it makes a difference for families – makes life a little more affordable, helps those kids get back to school the very best they can.”
Rebates are maxed at three children or $750 per family.
Officials said nearly 190,000 families and more than 300,000 children will benefit from the program.
About 30,000 rebate requests are still being reviewed due to incomplete applications or eligibility issues, officials said.
