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So, you got an extra three months to submit your taxes since of COVID-19– and you still missed out on the due date? Usually, there’s a charge if you owe tax however failed to submit your return on time, but in certain circumstances, the Internal Revenue Service will be ready …

Considering that the original Tax Day was postponed due to a disaster, the Internal Revenue Service will pay up to 5% interest on refunds released after April 15. However, you need to file by July 15. Interest on your refund might be taxable when you file your 2020 income tax …

Individuals who haven’t submitted for the 2016 tax year are lacking time: They need to submit their return by July 15 in order to gather refunds due to them for that year.In all, some 1.4 million people have not submitted a 2016 tax return and have cash waiting on them …