IRS announces 14-day deadline for taxpayers to claim 2019 refunds.
Don’t Miss Out on Your Tax Refund from 2019!
The clock is ticking! You have just 14 days left to claim your tax refund from 2019 if you’re one of the many individuals still owed money by the government.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is urging taxpayers nationwide to file their tax return for the 2019 tax year before the July 17, 2023, deadline. In a recent press statement, the IRS revealed that a staggering 1.5 million people have unclaimed federal refunds.
Discover Your Potential Refund
The amount of your refund will depend on your household’s tax status. If you’re a low-income or moderate-income worker, you may be eligible for the earned income tax credit, a valuable tax break that adjusts for inflation each year for both part-time and full-time workers.
To qualify, your income must fall below certain limits. For single individuals without qualifying children, the income limit is $15,570. For single individuals with one qualifying child, the limit is $41,094. If you’re unsure about your eligibility, you can find more detailed guidelines on the IRS webpage.
How to Claim Your Refund
If you haven’t filed your tax returns for 2020 and 2021 yet, your 2019 tax refund may be on hold. But don’t worry, the IRS has provided a solution. You can obtain the necessary documents for your 2019 forms by requesting copies from your employer or bank. Alternatively, you can order an income transcript through the IRS government website. For a faster process, you can also order a free wage and income transcript using the Get Transcript Online tool.
It’s worth noting that California and Texas have over 100,000 individuals in each state who may be entitled to a tax refund. Remember, you typically have up to three years to file and claim your tax refund before the money is kept by the U.S. Treasury.
Don’t let your hard-earned money slip away. Act now and make sure to claim your tax refund from 2019 before it’s too late!
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