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Attorneys urge documentation and early action as IRS processing delays persist; interest paid on late elective-pay refunds
Summary
Presenters said elective-pay refunds are still being issued, though IRS processing is slower due to staffing and paper returns; interest is paid for delays beyond 45 days and attendees were advised to use pre-filing registration messaging and presenter resources for status checks.
During the webinar Q&A, attendees raised practical concerns about IRS processing, online resources and whether the program remains operational; Lawyers for Good Government offered procedural guidance for claimants.
Camille Benninghoff acknowledged IRS processing delays and staffing shortages but said credits continue to be paid. "If the IRS payment takes more than 45 days after the due date of your return, you are entitled to…
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