Looking For Your Tax Refund? Here’s What You Need To Know
Looking for your tax refund? Here’s what you need to know.
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Yet Another State Announces A Delay In Tax Refunds, Citing Fraud Concerns
Yet another state has announced a delay in issuing tax refunds: South Carolina joins North Dakota and Illinois in slowing the issuance of tax refunds due to concerns over tax fraud. Utah has also slowed tax refunds by design.
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IRS, Tax Preparers Report ‘Smooth Opening’ On First Day Of Tax Season
Tax season is open! On January 19, 2016, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) officially opened tax season – and so far, so good.
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No, You Can’t Actually File Your Tax Return Early (And More Info About Tax Refunds)
The IRS will begin processing tax returns on January 19, 2016. You can get a start on tax season now by having your return prepared but it won’t speed up the IRS.
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Five Treasury Checks Among 22,000 Pieces Of Mail Delivered Straight To Garage
Ever wonder if the check really is in the mail? For some postal customers in Pennsylvania, the answer was yes: those checks just never actually made it to their destinations. And they allegedly have Patrick D’Ambrosio to blame. D’Ambrosio, a 48 year old Philadelphia postal worker, has been charged with obstruction for failing to deliver…
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Still Looking For Your Tax Refund? Errors, 4464C Letters, And Other Explanations
Tax Day is over for most of us but some taxpayers are still looking for their refunds. Statistically, the IRS has processed refund requests at a faster pace than last year (101,176,000 refunds issued as of last week’s report compared to 101,082,000 for the same time period in 2013). Even so, taxpayers who haven’t yet…
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Payback Is Forever: Tax Refund Offset Law Remains On The Books
A Washington Post story focusing on the seizure of tax refunds by the government to repay debt that was, in some instances, decades old has attracted attention. Of interest is the authority to seize tax refunds to pay back certain obligations.
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Taxes From A To Z (2014): O Is For Overpayment
Taxes from A to Z: O is for Overpayment
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The IRS, The Refund Process, & That Pesky 1121 Code
With tax season underway, the IRS is reporting that millions of taxpayers have already received refunds. Others, however, aren’t so lucky. As “Where’s My Refund?” changes from expected refund date to error codes, taxpayers are growing frustrated. The IRS has some (but not all) answers.
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Does The IRS Have Your Tax Refund?
It’s 2013. Do you know where your refund is? No, not your 2012 refund (arguably, no one knows where many of those are) but your 2009 refund. Nearly $1 billion in outstanding refunds remain unclaimed by an estimated 984,400 taxpayers who did not file a federal income tax return for 2009. How much is a…