Sandra B. asked

💰  Tax

I filed my taxes in March and haven't received my refund yet. When I call to inquire about it, I'm told they can't help at this time. I'm almost 70 and urgently need the money for medical reasons. I live alone, am single, and made approximately $16,698 this year. I resubmitted my taxes by express mail on June 7, 2022, but still haven't received anything.

October 30th, 2023

Angela J. answered

The delay in receiving your tax refund is likely due to the IRS being behind in processing mailed ta...

October 30th, 2023

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