INDIANAPOLIS — The Internal Revenue Service issued guidance Friday saying taxpayers wouldn’t need to report 2022 state stimulus payments when filing their tax returns.
Many residents received payments from the state of Indiana — for $125 and a second $200 payment as a tax refund. Payments were made to those who filed an Indiana tax return in 2022 and were deemed eligible for the refunds.
Last month, the Indiana Department of Revenue had yet to received guidance from the IRS on how to report the Automatic Taxpayer Refunds, as they might be considered taxable income for individuals who itemized their returns. The state does not consider the refund taxable income.
-
Other News This Week
- Sacred Places Indiana Awards $2.5 million for Restorations
- The First Irvington Halloween Festival and the Law
- IWC Fall Concert Embraces Uncertainty
- re-MARK-able Perseverance: Tattoos at the Eiteljorg
- “Hidden History of Indiana” Soon to be Available in Bookstores
- IRT’s annual tradition of A Christmas Carol Begins Nov. 14
- A Leadership and Connection Opportunity for Teens and Young Adults
- Applause!: Nov. 6-12
- An Artist Gathering Nov. 21
- DC Blox Data Center Tax Abatements Up for Discussion
Search Site for Articles


