What Part of Refund Don't You Understand?
We hear lots of grumbling about where our "hard-earned taxes" go, but the IRS wants to give some of it back to American taxpayers—$2 billion from 2003 alone. Where are you? Is anybody home? Didn't you get the memo?
Knowing you may be stressed out or busy, we could give you a pass for not claiming your tax refund. But people who left their checks behind have left billions of dollars of unclaimed tax money just lying around.
OK, that's a little harsh, 'cause we know people are at least searching for those unclaimed bucks. That's a healthy start. With the IRS deadline looming for 2003 refunds, "unclaimed funds" (+106%) received a recent boost in Buzz.
Which leads us to wonder what other goods have yet to be united with their rightful owners...
Top 10 Unclaimed searches
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