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File Your Taxes For Free? There's More to Some Offers Than Meets the Eye - Vimarsana News

File Your Taxes For Free? There's More to Some Offers Than Meets the Eye

It’s a day likely on the minds of many, and one that can bring anxiety: This year’s federal tax filing deadline lands on Monday, April 18.

Does the IRS owe you money? 1.5M people could get $800 or more because they haven't filed their 2018 return - Vimarsana News

Does the IRS owe you money? 1.5M people could get $800 or more because they haven't filed their 2018 return

The IRS says more than a million people have left money on the table and they'll lose it if they don't act soon -- and it's all from their 2018 tax refunds.

Illinois Taxpayers Could Be Entitled to Refunds of $840 or More Due to 2018 Taxes — Are You One of Them? - Vimarsana News

Illinois Taxpayers Could Be Entitled to Refunds of $840 or More Due to 2018 Taxes — Are You One of Them?

Every year, the Internal Revenue Service reports the existence of uncollected funds that belong to American taxpayers. NBC affiliate WAND (in central Illinois) recently reported that 55,767 Illinois...

Illinois taxpayers about to lose $55 million in unclaimed refunds - Vimarsana News

Illinois taxpayers about to lose $55 million in unclaimed refunds

About $55 million is sitting unclaimed  by Illinois residents. ...

Does the IRS owe you money? 1.5M people could get $800 or more because they haven't filed their 2018 return - Vimarsana News

Does the IRS owe you money? 1.5M people could get $800 or more because they haven't filed their 2018 return

The IRS says more than a million people have left money on the table and they'll lose it if they don't act soon -- and it's all from their 2018 tax refunds.