There are many taxpayers who, after filing their returns, ask “Where’s my refund?” only to find out that they aren’t eligible for a tax refund. A tax refund is issued when the amount of income tax that you paid is more than what you actually owed for that year. Of course, everyone wants to get a tax refund — and while a refund is never guaranteed, there are some things you can do to better your chances of receiving a check from the IRS. The following tips can help you increase the odds of getting a tax refund and avoid confusion over the “where’s my refund” question.
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<span>A: freedom to be secure at home
This is the right that establishes that if you're in your home then that is your private area and no government official can enter or bother you inside if they don't have warrants or similar things given by the court. Inside your home you are protected from the state as long as you are not a suspect in a criminal activity.</span>
