A court ruling may allow taxpayers to claim refunds on IRS late fees from pandemic-era filings, but claims must be submitted by July 10.

Millions of Americans may be owed an IRS refund from the COVID-19 era due to a court ruling. The deadline to claim is July 10, 2026.

In order to receive a refund or abatement (reduction or elimination of a fee to be paid), taxpayers need to file a claim by the deadline of July 10, according to a recent blog post on the IRS' ...

Millions of Americans could be eligible for pandemic-era tax refunds based on Kwong v. United States ruling. Here's the ...

Tens of millions of taxpayers may qualify for IRS refunds or reduced penalties from the COVID emergency period, but face a July 2026 filing deadline.

The IRS won't say, but millions of taxpayers may be owed a refund from the COVID era due to a court ruling. The deadline to file a claim is July 10.

The IRS filed an appeal of the Court of Federal Claims’ Kwong decision, in which the court held that the filing deadline for refund claims for penalties and interest was automatically extended by Sec.

Millions of taxpayers penalized by the IRS during the coronavirus pandemic for late payments or filings may qualify for refunds or penalty terminations.

Tax season is supposed to be the part of the year you survive, file, and then promptly try to forget. You paid what you were told you owed, possibly including penalties and interest for something that ...

A little-known IRS rule and an interesting court case could mean some taxpayers get back penalties and interest they paid during the pandemic years. Headlines make it sound huge, but the reality is ...

IRS may owe refunds and interest under the Kwong case and NTA guidance. Millions affected by COVID tax delays may need to act before July 10 deadlines to preserve claims.