2022 Tax Refund Delays – Where is the Refund Check?
2022 tax refund delays continue for many taxpayers across the country. So, where is your refund check and how do you check the status?
Where is My Tax Refund – 2022 Tax Season Delays
Are you still waiting for your tax refund? You are not alone. Many taxpayers filed their tax returns as early as possible hoping to get a quick refund check, yet those checks have not been issued...
2022 Tax Return Processing Delays – Where is My Tax Refund?
The 2022 tax season has been a frustrating one for many taxpayers. Tax refund delays continue and individuals are waiting longer than usual for their tax refunds.
2022 Tax Refund Updates for This Season
The 2022 tax season is underway and taxpayers are anxiously awaiting their federal tax refunds. Here is an update on the season so far.
When Can I Expect My Tax Refund?
Many taxpayers filed their returns early and have not received their tax refunds. When can you expect to receive a direct deposit or a paper refund check in the mail?
What are Refund Anticipation Loans (RAL)
The RAL loans are loans issued in anticipation of receiving a federal tax refund. These loans are generally issued by certain tax return preparation companies.
IRS CP49 Tax Notice – Why Did the IRS Keep Your Tax Refund?
The IRS sends you a CP49 tax notice when you have a tax balance due and didn't pay the full amount. When you filed your next tax return which showed a refund due, the IRS keeps your refund to apply towards the outstanding balance.
IRS CP10 Tax Notice on Changes in Tax Credit Carryover
The IRS CP10 tax notice is sent to a taxpayer when the IRS has made a change to your tax return because of a miscalculation.
File IRS Form 1310 to Claim Refund for Deceased Person
A deceased taxpayer generally must file an income tax return for the year they passed away. In cases where the taxpayer is due a tax refund, Form 1310 can be filed by a personal representative to claim the amounts.
How to File IRS Form 3911 to Get a New Refund Check
Some taxpayers have the misfortune of their tax refund checks being lost in the mail or destroyed. If a taxpayer is missing a refund check, they can generally file Form 3911 to have the IRS issue a new refund check.