IRS Seeks to Get Refunds to 1,700 Nevada Taxpayers

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Updated: 4:24 AM Nov 6, 2009 IRS Seeks to Get Refunds to 1,700 Nevada Taxpayers The Internal Revenue Service says it's got $2.2 million in undelivered tax refunds due to more than 1,700 Nevada taxpayers. Posted: 9:35 PM Nov 5, 2009 Reporter: Associated Press Email Address: news@kolotv.com

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LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Internal Revenue Service says it's got $2.2 million in undelivered tax refunds due to more than 1,700 Nevada taxpayers.

IRS spokesman Raphael Tulino in San Diego says most of the checks were returned by the post office due to mailing address errors.

Tulino says most are owed to Clark County and Las Vegas-area residents.

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Nationally, the IRS wants to deliver more than 100,000 refunds to taxpayers who are owed a combined $124 million. Checks average a little more than $1,100.

The IRS says taxpayers can use the "Where's My Refund?" tool on IRS.gov to see if their address is up-to-date.

The agency encourages taxpayers to file electronically and accept direct deposit of their refunds into checking accounts.

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Posted by: Barbara Location: Yerington on Nov 6, 2009 at 09:35 AM

After listening to the news this morning I went on line to see If I had a refund like ann said just put in your address?Not true thats not how this worked?Any tips?

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