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“We still say generally within 21 days, if there are no issues with the return, you’ll get your refund,” according to IRS spokesman Eric Smith. Do your best to triple-check everything on your tax form so it’s not pulled for a manual review. https://t.co/n6zkI3lR74 https://t.co/vNeRpZT4in — PolitiTweet.org

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The tax deadline is April 18, but some disaster victims and Americans living overseas might have more time. Storm victims in Alabama, California and Georgia have until May 15 to file their federal individual and business tax returns and pay what’s owed. https://t.co/n6zkI3lR74 https://t.co/sbBed4PrTJ — PolitiTweet.org

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The IRS is still processing older returns that need to be done manually due to errors, the agency said. “Most [returns] have been processed, though there are some where we are still corresponding with those affected,” Smith said. https://t.co/n6zkI3lR74 https://t.co/pC7xA74Ql6 — PolitiTweet.org

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