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IRS COVID Refund Deadline July 10 – Millions May Qualify for Penalty Refunds | News Plus Globe
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The Internal Revenue Service is at the center of several major developments this week. From COVID-era refund opportunities to disaster relief extensions, here is everything you need to know.
National Taxpayer Advocate Erin M. Collins says the IRS "should not have assessed penalties for late filing or payment" during the three-and-a-half-year COVID.
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00:00I'm sure you've heard the news, the IRS may owe you money for COVID-era penalties,
00:04but the clock is ticking, here's how to claim what's yours before it's too late.
00:08During the COVID disaster period, from January 2020 to July 10, 2023,
00:13the IRS charged late penalties they may not have been allowed to.
00:16A court ruling says those penalties shouldn't apply and tens of millions,
00:20individuals, small businesses, even estates, could get money back.
00:24But here's the catch. You must file a paper form 843 by July 10,
00:282026. No online option, and the government might appeal, so don't delay.
00:34To check if you qualify, get your IRS tax account transcript.
00:38Look for penalties or interest charged in those COVID years.
00:42If you spot any, file a protective claim.
00:45Write protective refund claim pursuant to Quang case on your form to save your spot.
00:50That's your urgent IRS update.
00:52Got questions or think you qualify? Drop a comment below.
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