Several Carson City and Dayton taxpayers have not received their income tax refund checks, which average $1,300 each.
Statewide there are 481 Nevadans who are missing income tax returns, totaling more than $1.9 million. The checks can be reissued when the IRS receives a correct or updated address.
Nationally, more than 95,000 taxpayers are owed $92 million, and in some cases, a taxpayer has more than one check waiting.
Taxpayers can inform the IRS of their correct address by filing Form 8822, Change of Address; or by calling 1-800-829-1040. Form 8822 can be found at IRS.gov or by calling 1-800-829-3676.
The best way to avoid being on the undeliverable list in the future is to use direct deposit, according to the IRS. Direct deposit guards against theft or lost refund checks and is available for both paper and electronic returns. Use of direct deposit was up 8 percent this year from last year. About 57 million taxpayers chose it over a paper check.
In Carson City, 89701:
Brian R. Hutchins
Gil and Lauren Delacruz
Shawn Conners
Christopher Jones
Rigoberto Montes and
Amalea G. Nabarro
Joey De Jesus
Kris Aragon
Maria Wright
Karla Silis
Richard and Melissa Angel
89702:
Robin Ann Vechery
Douglas Geist
Andre Olivan and Amber Vega
89703:
Douglas Johnson
Miguel Godoy
Doyle Yockey
Zane Sturlin
Paul Lessard
Jessica Rubio
89705 and 89706:
Mark K. Walker
Matthew S. Griffin
Tiffany Parr-Andrews
Abelino Rios Lara and M. Nuñez Solis
Benjamin K. Jensen
Montoya and Juan F. Findlay
Robert L. Story
Maureen L. Gieg
89709 and 89721:
Rigoberto Diaz
Tiffany Willard
Stuart and Debra Meredith
Dayton, 89403:
Roger and Marcella Bishop
Joseph R. Sandoval