PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — State officials say approximately 14,000 Rhode Island residents have yet to receive their tax refunds for the past filing period.
Acting Tax Administrator Neena Savage tells WJAR-TV that residents still waiting for their refunds either filed late or their tax returns may have contained errors or were flagged for potential fraud.
The state will issue the remaining refunds by the end of the year.
Savage says she apologizes to those who have yet to receive their money, but the delay is part of the Division of Taxation’s due diligence.
