STARTING tomorrow, thousands of taxpayers can sign up for an annual rebate worth hundreds of dollars.
On January 23, North Dakotans can begin filing their 2022 tax returns.
The date coincides with when the IRS begins processing tax returns.
All full-year state residents who submit a return are eligible for a tax rebate created by the state legislature in 2021.
Solo filers will receive $350 rebates while those filing jointly are due $700.
The rebates are temporary, and will expire after this tax year.
STEPS TO TAKE
Filers do not need to take further action after submitting their returns to receive their rebate.
You have until April 18 to file and qualify for the funds.
Yet, state officials advise not to delay and to file electronically if possible.
“In 2022, 92 percent of North Dakotans filed their individual income tax returns electronically. We continue to encourage taxpayers to e-file, as it is the fastest and most secure way,” said North Dakota Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus.
“Filing electronically can improve taxpayers refund process through security, accuracy and timeliness,” he continued.
Kroshus also advises filing electronically as a way to prevent scam artists from intercepting your refund.
To learn more about the refund and track yours check out tax.ND.gov.
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