Anybody have an extra $3 million they could spare??

The Worm · 03-30-2007, 02:16 PM

Many NH residents not claiming one-time tax refund

PORTSMOUTH (AP) - The IRS says it looks like many New Hampshire residents are overlooking a chance to boost their tax refunds this year.

New Hampshire has the third-lowest percentage in the nation of taxpayers including a federal telephone excise tax refund. The refund is worth $30-$60.

The IRS says nearly 99,000 returns filed in New Hampshire did not claim the telephone refund, meaning about $3 million in refunds was not credited.

The government stopped collecting the tax last year after several courts ruled the tax was being applied incorrectly.

-Worm

03-30-2007, 02:16 PM	#1
The Worm Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 41 Thanks: 1 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	Anybody have an extra $3 million they could spare?? Many NH residents not claiming one-time tax refund PORTSMOUTH (AP) - The IRS says it looks like many New Hampshire residents are overlooking a chance to boost their tax refunds this year. New Hampshire has the third-lowest percentage in the nation of taxpayers including a federal telephone excise tax refund. The refund is worth $30-$60. The IRS says nearly 99,000 returns filed in New Hampshire did not claim the telephone refund, meaning about $3 million in refunds was not credited. The government stopped collecting the tax last year after several courts ruled the tax was being applied incorrectly. -Worm