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Waiting on your tax refund and wondering where it is? We get it—it’s always nice to know when to expect that check or direct deposit!

Here’s how you can track your federal or state refund:

1 Track Your Federal Refund:
---> Head over to the IRS "Where's My Refund?" tool on IRS.gov. You’ll need your Social Security number, filing status, and the exact refund amount. The tool updates every 24 hours, so check back regularly for the latest status.

2 Track Your State Refund:
---> Each state has its own tracking system. Simply visit your state’s Department of Revenue or Taxation website and look for "Where’s My Refund?" You’ll need info such as: your SSN, filing status, and refund amount.

Remember, it can take a few weeks for your refund to process, so don’t worry if it’s not there yet! Need help or have questions? Many Happy Returns is here for you—just reach out!

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🤔Wondering about Property Tax Relief in New Jersey?

Stay tuned for a potential new, streamlined process for Property Tax Relief!

The Division of Taxation has made it easier for seniors and those on Social Security Disability to apply for Property Tax Relief with a simplified application.

For the first time, eligible residents can apply for multiple property tax relief programs—including Senior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement), ANCHOR, and, once finalized, Stay NJ—all on one form.

If you're 65+ or receiving Social Security Disability Benefits, this could mean big savings. Keep an eye out for further updates! 💰🏡

Tax day has officially arrived! 🎉 Whether you're a last-minute filer or filed early, today's the day to dot those i's and cross those t's!

Remember, if you need more time, reach out to us for help filing an extension.

Happy tax day!

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1 more week… it’s crunch time!

Let’s check out some key facts and tax tips.

~ The IRS has processed over 80 million returns in the week ending 3/22

~ Tax returns and extensions can be submitted electronically or by mail by April 15 for most taxpayers to avoid significant penalties, unless extensions are granted

~ A mailed tax return is considered on-time if it is “properly addressed, has enough postage, is postmarked, and is deposited in the mail by the due date,” even if it reaches the federal government after April 15

~ Residents in Maine and Massachusetts have until April 17 to file tax returns due to both states’ observance of Patriots Day

~ Individuals and businesses across 10 states affected by natural disasters have received varying extensions for filing, including Alaska, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Washington, and West Virginia

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With the tax deadline less than three weeks away, you might find yourself pressed for time. Filing an extension could be the solution!

Simply fill out IRS Form 4868 to request extra time. Remember, while this grants you more time to file, it doesn't extend the deadline for paying taxes owed. Estimate your liability and make payments to avoid penalties.

Stay organized and ensure accuracy even with the extension! Questions? Reach out to a Many Happy Returns expert!