The Internal Revenue Service announced Tuesday that more than 1.1 million people across the nation have unclaimed refunds for tax year 2021 with an April 15 deadline to submit their tax returns.

The IRS estimated that over $1 billion in tax refunds remain unclaimed by taxpayers who haven't filed their federal tax return, known as Form 1040, for the 2021 tax year.

The IRS said that Form 8915-F “is a forever form,” and that beginning in 2021, additional alphabetical Forms 8915 would not be issued. More details on Form 8915-F can be found at IRS.gov.

For the 2021 tax year, the IRS estimates over 1.1 million people nationwide have unclaimed refunds totaling more than $1 billion, with the median refund totaling $781.

The Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday that $1.025 billion in federal income tax refunds remain unclaimed by taxpayers who have not filed their Form 1040 for the 2021 tax year. Need a break?

I didn't filed a 2021 return, can I still get money? The IRS said taxpayers who still haven’t filed 2021 tax returns may be eligible as well, but face an April 15, 2025, deadline.

New parents aren’t the only ones who may be eligible for the recovery rebate credit. According to the IRS, the following people may be owed stimulus check money in the form of a tax credit ...

The payments for people who filed 2021 tax returns depend on several factors, but the maximum is $1,400 per person.