In these unsettled times when job security is a thing of the past, you need every dollar you can earn. In good times some people treat money as they use water, foolishly sending it down the drain because it is plentiful. The same goes for income tax refunds. Imagine someone calculates a $5,000 plus refund but does nothing to ensure that they receive it in a reasonable time. According to the IRS, taxpayers let slip thousands of <a href="http://www.taxhelpvault.com/recommends/page64.html">unclaimed tax refunds </a>because they fail to update their mailing address with the IRS when they move. The IRS sends the check to the address on file and cancels it when it comes back from the post office. It looks like some taxpayers are unaware of what steps they should take to change their address with the government. When you get your <a href="http://www.taxhelpvault.com/recommends/page64.html">taxes efile</a>, it does not change your address, even though you give the tax preparer the new address. 

Here’s an article that shows you a few tips about preparing your income taxes.

You can track your refund by going to the <a href="http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html">Where’s My Refund </a>web site of the IRS.
