tax refund

Hey Louisiana taxpayers, you may have money owed to you.

The Internal Revenue Service has released data on tax refunds issued so far and the news is not good for Louisiana residents who were hoping for a larger payout.

Texas and Louisiana top the list of states where income tax filers receive the biggest average refunds, based on the most recent data from 2020. You should file quickly to make sure no one else gets your money.

In a recent news release, the Internal Revenue Service said that over a million Americans could miss out on their share of an estimated $1.5 billion in unclaimed tax refunds.

Families who received the expanded monthly child tax credit payments in 2021 and getting smaller refunds and many are finding themselves owing Uncle Sam this tax season.

Many Americans receiving federal tax refunds have been watching their mailboxes only to be disappointed.

The state is about to get serious with taxpayers who have not returned their double tax refund from earlier this year.

About $4 million dollars remain unaccounted for after the Louisiana Department of Revenue erroneously sent double tax refunds to almost 70,000 residents.

There are approximately 20-thousand Louisiana residents that have money owed to them by the federal government.

Tax refund time used to be like a second Christmas but across Louisiana, it's turned into something a lot more solemn.

My daughter was pleasantly surprised when her tax refund showed up in her bank account two weeks before she expected it this week. After all, the IRS has announced it could take up to three weeks refunds to be issued after filing.

For those of us who are entitled to get back part of our paychecks from Uncle Sam, you can expect those income tax refunds to be delayed by 10 days in 2014. That government shut-down that you heard all about, but really may not have "felt...

Last week, 21-year-old Jesus Mata Junior of La Feria, Texas got his $1,000 tax refund. Or should we say he and his wife's tax refund. What did he do with it? Well he cashed it and blew it at the strip club, like any good husband would do!

The good news is that 67 percent of Americans expect to to get a refund from the IRS this year. The bad news is that much of this money is going to be spent taking care of other debts, rather than be used for something fun.