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IRS secret: Not required to file? You could still get up to $8,046 in refundable credits

Many individuals choose not to file a federal tax return because their income falls below the legal thresholds. However, this decision might lead to missing out on refundable tax credits or a ...
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What is the EITC and why do millions of Americans fail to claim this tax credit every year?

Discover the IRS's "hidden treasure": a strategic guide to maximizing your refunds and strengthening your financial health in ...
FOX8 Cleveland

These two tax credits may delay your refund, IRS says

(NEXSTAR) – Early filers hoping for a “very large refund” in 2026 may have to wait a little longer than they planned if they claimed these two tax credits. The IRS says it will not release any refunds ...
AOL

IRS announce refund date for early filers with child tax credits

The Internal Revenue Service marked March 2 as the day to expect your return for taxpayers who claimed both the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) this tax season — ...
The Baltimore Sun

Moore, Lierman renew push to close gap in unclaimed state tax credits

GREENBELT — Maryland officials are expanding a statewide outreach campaign aimed at reducing the number of eligible residents who fail to claim the Earned Income Tax Credit, saying at least 72,000 ...
Forbes

How Tax Credits Can Lower Your Tax Bill—or Boost Your Refund

How The New Overtime Deduction Works And Who Is Eligible To Claim It Why Your Tax Refund Could Be Bigger In 2026—And What Else You Need To Know When To Expect Your Forms W-2 & 1099 In 2026—And What To ...