Unclaimed Tax Refund in Iowa: IRS Urges Prompt Action Before May 17th Deadline
Thousands of Iowans Urged to Claim Unclaimed Tax Refund Before Looming Deadline
Iowa – A deadline looming, the IRS is sounding the alarm for Iowans who may have overlooked their tax refunds from 2020. Christopher Miller, speaking for the IRS highlighted that about $11 million is still waiting to be claimed by roughly 10,000 people in Iowa alone. There is a crucial deadline approaching on May 17th, giving individuals a bit more time to act due to pandemic related extensions.
Miller emphasized that many individuals might have missed filing their tax refund in 2020 due to various circumstances including part time or small job earnings that fell below the threshold for mandatory filing. However, he pointed out that if taxes were deducted from their paychecks they could be entitled to a refund. Additionally, Miller highlighted the potential eligibility of low and moderate income workers for the Earned Income Tax Credit for the year 2020.
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Claim Your 2020 Tax Refund by May 17th to Avoid Missing Out! (PHOTO: Maui Now)
IRS Urges Prompt Action to Claim Unclaimed Tax Refund Before Deadline
The IRS’s outreach underscores the importance of claiming these refunds before the looming deadline. With millions still left unclaimed individuals are urged to check their eligibility and file their 2020 tax returns promptly to secure any owed refunds and potential tax credits they might qualify for.
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