This fall, many New Yorkers will get something extra special in their mailbox.

As the price of almost everything increases, you could get some help from New York State with the state's first-ever inflation rebate check.

New York Set To Issue Inflation Rebate Checks

For the first time in the history of New York State, the government will issue inflation rebate checks as part of the new state budget.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul made the announcement this week that, now that the budget has been passed by lawmakers, over 8 million New York residents will get a check.

How Much Will The Inflation Rebate Check Be?

Who, and how much you get, will depend on your 2023 tax returns. New York State's Department of Taxation and Finance posted on its website a breakdown of who is eligible for an inflation rebate check.

 

Refund amount by filing status and income
Filing status2023 New York Adjusted Gross Income (Form IT-201 line 33)Refund amount
Single$75,000 or less$200
more than $75,000, but not more than $150,000$150
Married filing joint$150,000 or less$400
more than $150,000, but not more than $300,000$300
Married filing separate$75,000 or less$200
more than $75,000, but not more than $150,000$150
Head of household$75,000 or less$200
more than $75,000, but not more than $150,000$150
Qualified surviving spouse$150,000 or less$400
more than $150,000, but not more than $300,000$300

When Will Inflation Rebate Checks Be Issued In New York State?

According to the latest update, New York State will begin mailing out the inflation rebate checks in October, with the hope that everyone will be sent out by the end of November.

Officials did state that checks won't be sent out by zip code, so you might get yours before or after other people in your neighborhood.

READ MORE: HERE IS WHAT YOUR INFLATION REBATE CHECK WILL LOOK LIKE. 

You can get more information about the inflation rebate mailing schedule HERE.

Here are some other changes that are coming with the new 2025-26 New York State budget.

Highlights Of $254 Billion New York State Budget

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