MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama taxpayers expecting refunds may
have to wait up to two months before getting a check this year.
State Revenue Commissioner Tim Russell says the state is taking
six to eight weeks to return refunds to taxpayers. Alabama has so
far paid $275 million in refunds this fiscal year. In fiscal year
2008, the department refunded $518 million.
Russell says a reason for the delay is a slowing cash flow due
to the economic downturn.
He says he hopes the pace picks up soon. The department is
required to pay interest starting July 16.
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Tax Refund Delays
Alabamians expecting a tax refund this year may have to wait a little longer than expected...
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Published: May 02, 2009
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