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Jan 24, 2012 
Tax time is here, and State Treasurer John Kennedy reminds taxpayers to check to see if the IRS owes them old federal income tax refunds. “Over $1.3 million is owed to 1,362 Louisiana taxpayers whose federal income tax refund checks were undeliverable,” said Treasurer Kennedy.
The Louisiana Department of the Treasury has posted the IRS undelivered refund list on its Facebook page located at http://www.facebook.com/LouisianaTreasury. Anyone who sees his or her name should then proceed to the “Where’s My Refund” online service of the IRS at www.IRS.gov or by calling 1-800-829-1954.
“One of the main reasons a federal income tax refund can’t be delivered is because of an old address,” says Treasurer Kennedy. “When a taxpayer moves without notifying the IRS or the post office, the refund check that was sent to the individual’s old address is returned to the IRS.”
The “Where’s My Refund” tool on www.IRS.gov will provide taxpayers with the status of their refunds and will provide information on how to resolve delivery problems. To use the tool, a taxpayer must submit a Social Security Number, filing status and amount of the refund showed on his or her return. Taxpayers can claim their refund checks as soon as they update their addresses with the IRS.
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