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CPA Practice Advisor · Mar 23, 2026

IRS Owes 1.3 Million Americans About $686 Each: Deadline to Claim is Near

Tax Brief summary and classification of the original reporting.

Bottom Line

💡 IRS Owes 1.3 Million Americans About $686 Each: Deadline to Claim is Near. Review and take action if applicable to your clients.

Summary

The IRS estimates it has about $1.2 billion in unclaimed refunds for taxpayers who did not file their Form 1040 federal income tax return for the 2022 tax year.

Classification

Category: heads upPriority: action neededReason: Contains 'deadline' - action may be required

Applies To

1040

Affected Groups

Individual return preparers

Original Source

We aggregate public tax updates and provide AI-assisted summaries. Please read the original reporting for full details.

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