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Last Chance to Claim Pandemic Tax Refund by July 10

KTSM••Alix Martichoux and Rob Taub
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Taxpayers in El Paso have until Friday, July 10, to claim a tax refund related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This refund is available for those who qualify, but failure to act by the deadline will result in losing the opportunity to receive these funds. It is crucial for residents to check their eligibility and take the necessary steps to secure their refund before the cutoff date.

Key Details: • Deadline to claim the tax refund is Friday, July 10. • Taxpayers must verify their eligibility to qualify. • Missing the deadline means losing the opportunity for the refund.

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