The Recovery Act invested millions in new projects that are improving our infrastructue, repairing homes, and much more. But it also provided millions in direct benefits for families, students, businesses, investors, and more including more than $288 million in various forms of tax relief. Guidance on how to access each of those benefits is below.
Energy Efficient Rebates Snapped up Within Hours
On April 7th, Texans reserved more than $23 million in rebates for energy efficient appliances, exhausting the State's Recovery Act funding for the program in a matter of hours. The program provides rebates for consumers who purchase an ENERGY STAR appliance during a two-week period later in April, and it provides for increased rebates when the old appliances are recycled.
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Legislators Hear Testimony About Weatherization
The House Committee on Urban Affairs and the House Select Committee on Federal Economic Stabilization Funding met March 30 in Dallas to hear testimony on the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Weatherization Assistance Program.
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Recovery Act Prominent During Tax Time
As Americans rush to fill out and send in their taxes before April 15th, they are finding relief from the Recovery Act. The average tax refund so far this year is $3,036, up ten percent from last year.
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