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(NEXSTAR) – A large number of Americans might be eligible for IRS refunds or waivers connected to the COVID federal disaster period. However, navigating the process to obtain these substantial benefits can be tricky. Fresh guidelines are now available to facilitate the procedure.
Recently, Erin M. Collins, the National Taxpayer Advocate, highlighted a “major refund opportunity” stemming from new court rulings. Collins works with the Taxpayer Advocate Service, which is an independent entity within the IRS.
