Alaska residents can expect a one-time relief payment in two days.

Taxpayers in the Last Frontier State will get a relief payment worth $3,284 as part of the 2022 Permanent Fund Dividend check, which came as a result of oil and gas revenues.

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The state began sending out payments in the fall of 2022, with the last batch of Alaska taxpayers who are "eligible-not-paid" to receive their checks on Thursday.

The eligibility requirements included being a resident of Alaska for the entire calendar year before the date of application for a dividend, as well as intending to remain an Alaska resident indefinitely at the time of application.

Residents were not eligible if they were incarcerated or convicted of a felony during the year of application, as well.

Applicants applied for the Permanent Fund Dividend from January to March 31, 2022.

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The IRS announced in February that the energy relief payment portion of the payment will be tax-exempt and will not be included on tax forms. The payment is worth $662.19.

The rest of the payout in the Permanent Fund Dividend will be subjected to federal taxes.