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There's some good news for homeowners feeling the pinch — nearly $2 billion in property tax relief is being rolled out soon.

Major 2026 tax updates could impact your refund. Learn about new rules, deadlines, and money-saving tips.

Have you been to the movies in the last year or so? Did you enjoy a flick at Regal Cinemas in New York State? You could be entitled to some cash.

Many of us have been Verizon cell phone customers for years. If you are too, you may be getting some money back. A class-action lawsuit has Verizon paying out one hundred million dollars because of deception in their contracts.

Are your kids Fortnite obsessed and have been for years? Well, you may be getting an Epic refund.

Do you own this popular kitchen appliance? Yours might have been recalled! Read on to see if yours poses a health risk and how you can be compensated if so...

People who bought chicken products, like chicken breasts, wings, and whole fryer chickens, over the last decade could be eligible to receive payments as part of a class-action settlement totaling $181 million.

Thousands of New Yorkers are about to receive a $1600 refund from the IRS. Are you one of them?

Chances are if you got your tax refund from the IRS it is already gone. But there is some hope to see a surprise tax refund that could be deposited in your bank account starting this week. This is because some taxpayers overpaid taxes on their unemployment compensation in 2020.

There are nearly 20 million people living in New York state and nearly 1/4 of us received unemployment and enhanced pandemic unemployment benefits since this whole thing started last year. So that is nearly 5 million people collecting a smaller amount of money than their job paid and they have to pay tax on this money. Or do they?

New Yorkers are getting refunds for cable and satellite subscriptions for sporting events that were canceled due to the coronavirus.

Shipping delays from the Capital Region to California are still being experienced as packages from November 2020 sit idle in facilities all over the country. The United States Postal Service claims delays are due to unprecedented volume increases and limited employee availability due to COVID-19.