IRS announces 15-day deadline for taxpayers to claim 2019 refunds.

Don’t Miss Out on Your Unclaimed Tax Refund!

Taxpayers, listen up! You only have a little over two weeks left to claim your unclaimed tax refunds from 2019. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has estimated that there is a whopping $1.5 billion in unclaimed refunds from tax year 2019. Time is ticking, so make sure to apply before the deadline on July 17.

Act Now to Get Your Refund

“Time is running out for more than a million people to get their tax refunds for 2019,” warns IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel. Due to the pandemic, many individuals may have overlooked filing their 2019 tax return. The IRS doesn’t want anyone to miss out on their well-deserved refund, so they encourage everyone to check their records and take action quickly.

The IRS has provided relief for taxpayers who struggled to file on time due to COVID-19. They have waived relevant return penalties for some 2019 and 2020 taxpayers. The average median refund for 2019 is a generous $893.

How to Obtain the Required Forms

If you need the necessary forms to file your tax return, you can request copies from your employer, bank, or other payers who assist in your federal gross income. Alternatively, you can order a free wage and income transcript through the IRS using the convenient Get Transcript Online tool for a quicker turnaround process.

Don’t Miss Out on Your Refund

The refund amount you receive depends on your household’s tax status. The IRS predicts that both California and Texas have over 100,000 individuals who may be entitled to a tax refund. Additionally, low-income or moderate-income workers may qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, which provides tax breaks that account for inflation each year for part-time and full-time workers. For more information, visit the IRS website.

Don’t let your unclaimed tax refund slip through your fingers. Act now and secure the money that is rightfully yours!

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