• Social Security
  • SNAP
  • Retirement
  • SSI
  • IRS
  • SSDI
Futbolete News
  • Finance
  • Social Security
  • Finance
  • Social Security
Futbolete News
No Result
View All Result

IRS Says These Taxpayers Have Unclaimed 2021 Tax Refunds

Although most American taxpayers have collected money from the 2021 tax refunds, many others have not claimed this money from the IRS

  • The Social Security February Calendar Has a Secret and One Group Gets Paid First
  • Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Will Be Unusually Large Due to a Multi-Million “Mistake”
Francisco Candelera
14/07/2025 08:51
en Finance
IRS and tax refunds for 2021 through the Recovery Rebate Credit

IRS and tax refunds for 2021

The Internal Revenue Service has made a final reminder. It is time for American taxpayers to act as soon as possible. There is an approaching deadline to claim more than $1 billion in tax refunds for tax year 2021.

Once the deadline is over, all the money that has not been claimed will be for the United States Treasury. So, it would be wise to check if you qualify for a refund before it is too late and you miss out on this direct deposit or check from the IRS.

February 2026 Divides Retirees into Three Groups. Which Wednesday Is Yours?
The Social Security February Calendar Has a Secret and One Group Gets Paid First
Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Could Be 30% Bigger (It's Not What You Think)
Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Will Be Unusually Large Due to a Multi-Million “Mistake”

IRS deadline to claim 2021 refunds

The Agency informed taxpayers that the deadline to claim the 2021 tax refunds will be April 15, 2025. Believe it or not, more than 1.1 million taxpayers across the United States have unclaimed refunds for tax year 2021.

Therefore, April 15 will be the last day to submit their 2021 tax returns. Hence, if you have not filed your Form 1040, Federal Income Tax Return, for the 2021 tax year and you qualify, do so before it is too late to regret it.

Bear in mind that these tax refunds do not include the Recovery Rebate Credit or any other credits you may qualify for. Therefore, your 2021 tax refund may be even larger than the average.

IRS unveils the median refund amount

The Internal Revenue Service estimates the median 2021 refund amount is 781 dollars. Hence, half of the refunds are higher than that amount, and the other half lower.

This will be the final deadline because the U.S. law allows taxpayers to claim their money within 3 years. Depending on the State where you are currently living, the median amount may be lower or higher.

Check if you qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. It could boost a 2021 tax refund up to $6,728 if you have qualifying children. Do not worry if you do not have key documents since you can still get them. Create an IRS online account to get them online easily.

Tags: IRSpaymentStimulus Check
Related Posts
February 2026 Divides Retirees into Three Groups. Which Wednesday Is Yours?
The Social Security February Calendar Has a Secret and One Group Gets Paid First
Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Could Be 30% Bigger (It's Not What You Think)
Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Will Be Unusually Large Due to a Multi-Million “Mistake”
SNAP benefits are being changed for millions
Hidden Changes, Limitations, and More Coming Towards Your SNAP Benefits
"Toward the End of the Year": Decoding the Timeline for Promised Cash
Trump’s $2,000 Stimulus Checks: What Analysts Say About the Odds of a 2026 “Tariff Dividend”

Recent Posts

  • The Social Security February Calendar Has a Secret and One Group Gets Paid First
  • Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Will Be Unusually Large Due to a Multi-Million “Mistake”
  • Hidden Changes, Limitations, and More Coming Towards Your SNAP Benefits
  • Trump’s $2,000 Stimulus Checks: What Analysts Say About the Odds of a 2026 “Tariff Dividend”
  • Social Security SSI Payments Are Coming Early in 2026 Due to Changes in the Calendar

Trusted Information

Futbolete US, the news and media division of Futbolete, is a global provider of multimedia news content, reaching thousands of people around the world every day. It delivers business, financial, national, and international news directly to consumers

About Us

  • Code of ethics
  • Correction policy
  • Staff
  • Contact

Content Transparency

We are committed to delivering informative, accurate, and trustworthy content. Our articles are based on credible sources, including government websites, reputable news outlets, official press releases, and publicly available records. Each piece goes through a thorough editorial process and detailed fact-checking to ensure reliability and clarity.

  • Privacy and Cookies Policy
  • Legal Advise
  • Contact

© 2025 Futbolete US

  • Finance
  • Social Security

© 2025 Futbolete US