Dan McAllister, the San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector, announced the extension of claiming the $543,171 to October 6.
San Diego County treasurer tax Collector Dan McAllister (Photo: timesofsandiego)
Half a Million Unclaimed Money Still Redeemable Until October 6, Says San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector
The San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector is looking to return the half a million unclaimed money before it rolls into the county’s general fund.
Dan McAllister, the San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector, announced on Monday that people can still claim the $543,171 county money until October 6.
According to Time of San Diego, the San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector said that only a few people have filed claims and that $500,000 of money is still unclaimed.
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“We Want All Of The Money Returned To San Diegans,” says San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector Dan McAllister.
The San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector encourages those who have done business with the county in the last 3 years and are included in the Monies List to claim their share of the county’s unclaimed money.
In one of the NBS San Diego Reports, San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector Dan McAllister said that he and his staff are working hard to return the money to the citizens. The average refund of $998.76 can go a long way, especially for those who need it.
According to San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector Dan McAllister, San Diegans who want to redeem the money can visit any San Diego County Treasurer Tax Collector Office.
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