Claim Your Tax Returns Before It’s Too Late
Navigate Tax Return Credits and Assistance Programs
According to the Providence Journal, Rhode Island residents are reminded to file their 2020 tax returns by May 17 to claim owed refunds totaling $3 million for around 2,600 individuals. This includes potential refunds from employment and tax return credits like the earned income tax credit and the “Recovery Rebate Credit” for missed stimulus payments. Assistance is available through programs like VITA to aid eligible individuals in filing tax returns and accessing refunds.
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$3 Million in Refunds Await 2,600 Rhode Islanders: File Tax Returns before May 17 to Claim Unclaimed Cash and Credits! (PHOTO: AARP)
IRS Enforcement and Assistance Programs Ensure Tax Return Compliance
The IRS is also cracking down on those who haven’t filed taxes especially high-income earners. They’re sending out letters to remind people to file tax returns. But for those still figuring out their 2023 taxes there’s the IRS’ “Free File” program offering free tax prep software for those making up to $78,000 a year. Taxpayer Assistance Centers are there to help with any tax issues too making it easier for Rhode Islanders to stay on top of their tax returns and get any refunds they’re owed.
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