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Why do Americans get a Tax Refund?

Taxes are something that all Americans must pay, but some of them receive part of those back in the Tax Refund sent out by the IRS every year

by Abraham Quirós Villalba
03/10/2023 12:00
in Money
Americans could get a Tax Refund every year

Americans could get a Tax Refund every year - CANVA

If you do not do this your Social Security check will be later than ever in June 2023

If you do not meet these requirements you will not get the extra Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

If your Disability Benefit is prior this year you will not get the next paycheck

Receiving a Tax Refund from the IRS each year is good news for millions of United States citizens. While it is true that not all citizens can receive a Tax Refund from the IRS, it is possible to get one. It is not for all taxpayers, but by meeting several requirements it is possible to have extra money every year.

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With this in mind we have to be clear that only deserving citizens will receive a Tax Refund. This is important to know, since many people think that they deserve to receive the extra tax money regardless of the Tax Return they send to the IRS. But this is not the case and is far from the financial reality related to taxes.

Thus, in order to receive one of these Tax Refund checks, there is a requirement that must be met. If we do not meet this requirement we will never get a Tax Refund any year. Even so, most citizens who have this check from the IRS receive it out of necessity rather than for financial convenience, so sometimes it is preferable not to receive one of these payments from the IRS.

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What requirements do I have to meet in order to receive a Tax Refund?

The idea of getting a Tax Refund is quite simple. If we have paid more taxes than we are required to pay to the IRS, we will get this extra money for the year. The time that is taken into account is the year prior to the year we are currently living in. So for this year 2023 the taxes related to the year 2022 should be calculated.

You should calculate your taxes and send a Tax Return to the IRS
You should calculate your taxes and send a Tax Return to the IRS – CANVA

If doing your Tax Return it turns out that in the year 2022 you paid more taxes than you have to pay, you receive a Tax Refund. The amount depends on those extra taxes you paid last year. This takes into account both your income from work and your annual expenses. In addition to this, self-employed persons can also get a Tax Refund check if they paid more than necessary.

Timetable for receiving the Tax Refund

There is no exact date on which the IRS sends the Tax Refund payment every year. What we can know is an estimate from the Tax Season calendar. The Internal Revenue Service usually sends back the tax money 21 days after we make the Tax Return. That means that the sooner we send in all the paperwork, the sooner we will receive our money back in the form of a refund.

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There are ways to find out where our Tax Refund is through official sources, although the IRS update it only once a day. Don’t lose track of your taxes and pay attention to find out the day you can receive this check.

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