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Unclaimed Tax Refunds: Do You Have A Refund Waiting For You?
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The IRS estimates 1.3 million taxpayers who neglected to file a 2004 return are eligible for refunds, but that they had better act soon. The deadline for claiming a refund for that tax year is April 15 this year, and you must file a return to get a refund.
The article goes on to note that it is especially important for people to file a return this year for 2007 taxes as they won’t be eligible for the tax rebate stimulus package unless they do. So get crackin!
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MSN Money: IRS has $1.2 billion in unclaimed tax refunds
IRS Has $1.2 Billion for People Who Have Not Filed a 2004 Tax Return
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