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| IRS Owes Taxpayers $73M In Unclaimed Refunds Average Refund Totals $871 POSTED: 2:51 pm EDT October 25, 2005 UPDATED: 3:03 pm EDT October 25, 2005 WASHINGTON -- Thousands of taxpayers have not received their 2004 tax refunds because the Internal Revenue Service doesn’t know where to send the money. The IRS said Tuesday that $73 million in tax refunds could not be delivered because the tax agency could not find the taxpayers who are owed the money. The IRS said most refunds become undeliverable due to a life change such as a marriage, divorce or a change of address that was never reported. The $73 million in tax refunds belongs to 84,290 taxpayers, some of whom have more than one check waiting to be claimed. The IRS said that the average amount owed to each taxpayer is $871. "Our goal is to get this money back in the hands of the people it belongs to," said IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson. Everson said it's easy for taxpayers to go online and claim their share of the $73 million in refunds that couldn't be delivered. He said just go to IRS.gov and click on "Where's My Refund?" -- a site that provides taxpayers with information about their refunds. Taxpayers should be prepared to provide their Social Security number, filing status (such as single or married filing jointly), and the refund amount shown on their 2004 tax return. Taxpayers without Internet access can call (800) 829-1040 to claim a refund that never arrived. Taxpayers who have moved since filing their last tax return and want to make sure the IRS has the correct address can fill out Form 8822, available on the IRS Web site or by calling (800) TAX-FORM. In the case of Gulf Coast residents affected by Hurricane Katrina, the IRS said it would speed up searches for missing refund checks and issue a new check when the original cannot be found. The IRS said hurricane victims who had been expecting a refund check but did not receive one, should call the special Katrina disaster line at (866) 562-5227.  SD Now all I have to do is use that other website plus some strategic info in order to fake the ID of a few of these people..... hmmm.  | ||||||||
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Location: 3498.51 miles from Tiverton, Ontario (CANADA) Rep Power: 16  | One of the 'real' moderators needs to move this crap where it belongs and stop cluttering up the tech section with this crazed maniacs misc ramblings aboot money that isn't his.  Also the spellchecker doesn't accept 'aboot' as a real word... | ||||||||
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With the latest revealings of Casa de Wilson on Lake _______ and the nice morning drive down the lane to work nobody takes pity on you or feels that you deserve any of our hard earned money. :P  | |||||||||
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