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Continuing their commitment to the timely payment of income tax refunds, the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration has announced the latest batch release of tax refund payments totaling $2,325,912, including refund garnishments.

This represents the payment of 498 error-free returns filed on or before October 31, 2021.

Since 2019, the Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) and the Department of Administration (DOA) have been working to ensure refunds are processed and paid on a consistent, expedient basis and continue to pay out tax refunds over six times faster than what is required by Court Order.

“Historically, our people have had to wait months for their refund, but our Administration continues to make good on timely processing and payment–the fastest in Guam history,” said Acting Governor Josh Tenorio. “With the holiday season upon us, we are putting taxpayer dollars back into their hands so they can have a more enjoyable Christmas with their families.”

To check the status of your income tax refund and other payments processed by DRT, log onto your account at myguamtax.com and use the Lookup Status tools or call 635-1840/1841/7614/7651/1813 or e-mail pinadmin@revtax.guam.gov.

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Guam and four other US territories will be removed from the US Centers for Disease Control’s list of high-risk travel areas, Guam Visitors Bureau vice president Gerry Perez reported during Wednesday morning’s Recovery Task Force meeting.

Perez quoted White House Associate Director for Puerto Rico and Territories Gretchen Sierra-Zorita as saying that Guam will be out of high-risk status beginning Dec. 6, 2021.

“This is good news. This is one of the issues that we kept bringing up … that no matter what our situation is, we keep getting labeled as a high-risk district,” Perez said.

Last August, CDC placed Guam on its “very high” travel risk level. This is the CDC’s highest risk level. CDC recommended avoiding travel to Guam or at the very least making sure travelers are fully vaccinated before traveling to Guam.

Guam’s previous rating was “high” which was given at the beginning of August after being in the “moderate” level since June.

Back in August, Guam’s CAR score, or COVID risk level, surged to 39.3 on Aug. 30 from below 2.0 last July. The number of hospitalizations on island also increased, rising to 35 as of Aug. 30.

But since that time, the number of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations have dropped.

As of Tuesday, Nov. 30, Guam’s CAR score has dropped to just 0.7, Public Health reported only 20 new COVID cases, and there were only 13 hospitalized for COVID-19.

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