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Does The IRS Owe You Money?

More Than 90,000 Taxpayers Nationwide Are Owed Refunds

UPDATED: 11:54 a.m. EST November 15, 2000

It's not every day that the IRS is trying to find people to give them money.

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More than 90,000 taxpayers across the country are owed refunds that they never received. About $64 million in unclaimed refunds is up for grabs nationwide, NewsChannel5 reports.

Most of the people are owed the money because they moved or transposed some numbers in their address, and now the IRS cannot find them.

The average unclaimed amount is about $700.

Those who would like to know if they're owed a refund should call the IRS at (800) 829-1040.

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