Taxpayers who have yet to receive a refund check from the IRS can relieve some of the stress by checking their status online. Here's how to do it.

If it's been longer than 21 since you've filed your tax returns and have yet to receive a refund, the IRS notes there could be several factors causing the delay.

If you already filed your 2024 tax return, you may get a nice amount back.The IRS said on April 25 that the average refund this year is $2,945. That’s almost $3,000 and close to last year’s ...

The bill: In April, Gov. Brian Kemp signed House Bill 112, which authorizes the refunds.They are one way the General Assembly decided to spend some of the state’s $16.5 billion in reserves ...

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Nearly 16,000 companies will receive a refund worth more than $10,000. These includes national corporations like Amazon, AT&T, FedEx, General Motors and Tesla.

2024 tax refunds are coming this June. Eligible American taxpayers could receive up to $3,000 in tax refunds, with payments expected to roll out throughout June and into July. The refund expected ...

For individuals who filed their tax returns on paper, your refunds will arrive as late as July 10. RELATED: Here's the average tax refund for 2025 filers so far, according to IRS ...

Eligible Georgia taxpayers will soon get refunds of up to $500 under HB 112. Find out how much you qualify for and when you may receive your payment. Georgia tax refund 2023: Eligibility and ...

Sen. Katie Britt, (R) Alabama said she’s excited to have the opportunity to deliver for the American people. Others are less enthusiastic. Trump overpowers Musk's attacks on mega tax bill with ...

You can check the status of your surplus tax refund here. A little bit more good news - when Georgia taxpayers file next year, the state's income rate will drop from 5.39% to 5.19%.