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IRS has unclaimed refunds
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 | No comments posted.
Were you expecting a tax refund, but didn’t get it? The Internal Revenue Service might have your money.
The agency has 1,310 refund checks worth $1.4 million for Oregon taxpayers that were returned by the U.S. Post Office due to mailing address errors.
All you have to do to get it is update your address.
Undeliverable refund checks average $1,104 per Oregonian this year, and some taxpayers are due more than one check.
To get it, go online to http://www.irs.gov and click on “Where’s My Refund?” Or to access a telephone version of “Where’s My Refund?” call (800) 829-1954.
Brookings: Eden Ekwall, Bethany Gattis, Erick Gonzalez, Katie Harbold, Jerrold Hartley, Alesandro Lauro, Ashlee Loveless, Marianne Neighbor, Lonnie and Daphene Renfroe Jr., Stephen Robinson, Doris Rodrigues, Melissa Rudebaugh, Locadio Samano and Ariel Tamayo.
Coos Bay: Jonathan Carpenter, Robert Clement, Corey Cook, Joshua Farmer, Terry Grigsby, Chris Hull, Kirk Lewis, Samuel Ryzebol, Robert and Sherry Shepard, Brent and Dorothy Smith, Kasey Weber, George Wilson.
Drain: Peggy Menshik.
Elkton: Daniel Williams.
Gardiner: Peter Keyes.
Gold Beach: Ken and La Rae Liston, and Jeremy Schrag.
Myrtle Point: Brittany Maul and Steven Nance.
North Bend: Alicia Cantrell, Robert and Sherrill Celentano, Mary Hendershot, Lyman Meade, Sherylyn and Lewis Schroeder, Terry Tramel and Ramona Wheeler.
Port Orford: Christopher Greene.
The agency has 1,310 refund checks worth $1.4 million for Oregon taxpayers that were returned by the U.S. Post Office due to mailing address errors.
All you have to do to get it is update your address.
Undeliverable refund checks average $1,104 per Oregonian this year, and some taxpayers are due more than one check.
To get it, go online to http://www.irs.gov and click on “Where’s My Refund?” Or to access a telephone version of “Where’s My Refund?” call (800) 829-1954.
Brookings: Eden Ekwall, Bethany Gattis, Erick Gonzalez, Katie Harbold, Jerrold Hartley, Alesandro Lauro, Ashlee Loveless, Marianne Neighbor, Lonnie and Daphene Renfroe Jr., Stephen Robinson, Doris Rodrigues, Melissa Rudebaugh, Locadio Samano and Ariel Tamayo.
Coos Bay: Jonathan Carpenter, Robert Clement, Corey Cook, Joshua Farmer, Terry Grigsby, Chris Hull, Kirk Lewis, Samuel Ryzebol, Robert and Sherry Shepard, Brent and Dorothy Smith, Kasey Weber, George Wilson.
Drain: Peggy Menshik.
Elkton: Daniel Williams.
Gardiner: Peter Keyes.
Gold Beach: Ken and La Rae Liston, and Jeremy Schrag.
Myrtle Point: Brittany Maul and Steven Nance.
North Bend: Alicia Cantrell, Robert and Sherrill Celentano, Mary Hendershot, Lyman Meade, Sherylyn and Lewis Schroeder, Terry Tramel and Ramona Wheeler.
Port Orford: Christopher Greene.
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