2022 Child Tax Rebate Program In a program announced by Governor McKee, Rhode Island taxpayers may be eligible for a one-time Child Tax Rebate payment of $250 per child up to a maximum of three children (maximum $750). In order to be eligible for the Child Tax Rebate please remember to file your tax year 2021 Personal Income Tax Return by August 31, 2022 or, if you have filed an extension, by the extended filing due date of October 17, 2022. For more information, visit our web page dedicated to this 2022 Child Tax Rebate program. To read Governor McKee's Press Release, click here.
About the RI Division of Taxation The Division of Taxation administers more than fifty-eighty (58) different taxes and fees. Taxes represent the most significant source of General Fund revenue for Rhode Island. Each year the Division collects and distributes more than $4 billion; these funds are used to help pay for vital services – including public safety, education, transportation, and recreation – for all Rhode Islanders. OUR MISSION To foster voluntary compliance with the Rhode Island tax laws and instill public confidence through professional, impartial, and ethical conduct. To administer and collect all taxes as required by Rhode Island law in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. To assist taxpayers by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities. OUR VALUES Service – engage in quality interactions with taxpayers. Education – assist taxpayers to understand and meet tax obligations. Integrity – adhere to a quality standard of conduct with all stakeholders. Respect – ensure respectful and fair treatment for all taxpayers. Efficiency – streamline all processes for timely and effective operations. OUR OBJECTIVES Focus on taxpayer service for individuals and businesses. Increase compliance through education and engagement. TAXATION BY THE NUMBERS Prev Next Slide 1 Slide 2