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Some Iowans Still Owed Tax Refunds from 2020

by Brian WilsonApril 2, 2024

by Brian WilsonApril 2, 20240 comment

A deadline is coming up for those who may have unclaimed tax refunds from 2020. IRS spokesman, Christopher Miller, says there is a chunk of unclaimed money out there.

There is a three-year deadline for each tax filing year for you to claim your refund. The deadline for filing for 2020 refunds is May 17th, which gives you a little more time as the normal tax filing deadline was extended by the pandemic.

Miller says the pandemic left a lot of people in different situations and that is why they may not have filed a return in 2020.

Miller says many low and moderate-income workers also may be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit for 2020 as well.

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