RefundtalkAs taxpayers, we eagerly anticipate the arrival of our tax refund checks. But have you ever wondered how the IRS handles the distribution process? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at how the IRS distributes tax checks, ensuring that your hard-earned money reaches you promptly and securely. Understanding how the IRS distributes…
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Still, waiting for your tax refund?
It’s been almost four months since the filing deadline for your 2020 tax return, and you haven’t gotten your refund check yet. Should you be worried? Not necessarily. What should you do? Probably nothing. What can you do? Probably nothing. Are you alone? Absolutely not. According to the Internal Revenue Service, as of Sept. 4,…
IRS2GO Mobile App Frequently Asked Questions
In today’s world of electronic streamlining and technological advances, there is an app for everything. And thanks to a forward thinking team at the IRS, the IRS now has one too. In fact, many users agree that utilizing the new IRS2Go App allows for a less challenging tax season experience. If you are one of…
Why is my Tax Refund not as much this year?
In a report issued by the Treasury Department on February 14, the average refund it is paying in 2019 has dropped to $1,949 from $2,135 in the prior year. In addition, the number of returns filed so far has dropped from 13.5 million last year to 11.4 million this year for the same period. With…
Direct deposit is fast and convenient, though mistakes can cost your refund
Individuals have the option to have some or all of their federal tax refund directly deposited to their bank account. With direct deposit, the IRS electronically transfers your tax refund to your bank account, which is often faster than receiving a check in the mail. The IRS typically issues refunds in 21 days or less.…
Where’s My Tax Refund Check?
Common questions about tax refund checks and payments I requested a direct deposit refund. Why is the IRS mailing it to me as a paper check? There are three possible reasons. They are as follows: The treasury can only deposit refunds electronically into accounts in your own name, your spouse’s name or in a…
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