Thousands of taxpayers across Louisiana have yet to claim their state income tax refunds, and the state’s revenue agency says millions of dollars will become unclaimed property if they aren’t claimed soon. The Louisiana Department of Revenue says it has notified more than 7,000 taxpayers that they have until Friday, Aug. 24, to claim their state income tax refund. Officials say there is $4.4 million in unclaimed refunds. Money not claimed by the deadline will transfer to the Unclaimed Property Division of the state treasurer’s office. Taxpayers wanting to claim their refunds must submit a voucher requesting a replacement of their uncashed state income tax refund checks. Vouchers were issued with letters notifying each of them of the impending deadline for claiming refunds.
La. taxpayers have 10 days to claim income tax refunds
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