Everything about tax refunds — timing, tracking, delays, and what to do if yours isn’t showing up.
Does the IRS have your money? The IRS has announced that it has more than $1 billion in unclaimed tax refunds from 2013. To claim your 2013 tax refund, you must file a tax return by April 18, 2017.
Looking for your tax refund? Here’s what you need to know for 2017 – including my best guesses about when you can expect your tax refund.
Have you checked your refund status this tax season by using the “Where’s My Refund?” tool? Taxpayers are anxious to find out the status of their tax refund more than ever this year.
Looking for answers about your refund anticipation loan (RAL) or other loan tied to your tax refund check? Here are some of the most common questions I’ve received this year.
As taxpayers eagerly await their tax refunds, the IRS has acknowledged that there are a number of “misunderstandings and speculation about refunds.” To help sort out the truth from the confusion, the IRS has issued a list of refund-related myths.
Taxpayers are already making noise about delayed tax refunds in 2017 – and tax season just opened. However, not all of the information that is being shared about the delay is correct. Here’s what you need to know.
It’s no secret that tax refund fraud is big business for scammers. Congress thinks it has a plan to stay ahead of the scammers. There’s just one problem: in the attempt to slow tax refund fraud, millions of families may have a longer wait next tax season to get their refund.
Expecting a tax refund this year? If so, you’re one of nearly 100 million like-minded taxpayers. When it comes to extra cash in hand, are you planning on saving or spending? Here’s what the trends look like so far.
Looking for your tax refund? The IRS encourages you to check the status of your refund online.
Does the IRS have your money? Nearly $1 billion in tax refunds will expire if taxpayers don’t claim their money by Tax Day.