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New York State Energy Rebate Eligibility Tied to Tax Filing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Ray Perry expressed disappointment regarding the New York State POWER energy rebate checks, noting that the program requires recipients to have 2024 taxes on file. Assemblyman Phil Steck confirmed that individuals who did not file their 2024 taxes cannot receive the check, regardless of their income level.

From cbs6albany.com

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The requirement to file taxes excludes low-income residents who rely on utility services, despite their need for financial assistance. Assemblyman Phil Steck suggested that the state's money would be better spent investing in the power grid.

From cbs6albany.com

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  • PerryResident who noted the exclusion of low-income individuals from the energy rebate program

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