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Wheres My Refund

By Laws Network | December 22, 2019

Where Is My Refund?

Millions of Americans depend on their tax refunds to make major purchases. If you haven't received your refund yet, don't worry—the IRS processes over 90 percent of tax refunds within 21 days. In this guide we'll cover how to get your refund regardless of how you filed, even if you're disabled or don't have access to the internet to use the most commonly used tools for finding out where your refund is.

The IRS website contains an array of information about your refund, and you can choose the following options while checking the status of your refund:

· split the refund between several accounts

· ask the IRS to direct deposit the refund into your account

· tell the IRS to mail the check

· use the refund to buy U.S. Savings Bonds

If you simply want to check the status of your refund, you have several options depending on how you submitted your taxes.

I Filed My Taxes Online. Where Is My Refund?

You'll find an answer to your question of “where is my refund?” most easily if you filed online. E-filers can generally check on the status of their refund 72 hours after the IRS has confirmed that your return was received. Until that time, your return won't be in the system and you won't be able to track it.

Once 72 hours has passed, go to this website: (https://sa2.www4.irs.gov/irfof/lang/en/irfofgetstatus.jsp) and fill in the information requested. In order to successfully obtain the status of your refund, you'll need to know the Social Security number of the person who is filing, the filing status of the person with that Social Security number, and the exact dollar amount that your refund was estimated to be. After you submit this information, you will be informed of where your refund is and how long you can expect it to be until it is sent to you via check or direct deposit.

Be ready to provide the following information:

· social security number of taxpayer identification number

· filing status, such as single, married joint return, married separate return, head of household, or qualifying widower

· the exact amount of your refund indicated on your tax return

Once you provide the following information, you’ll get several responses:

· indication that the IRS received your return and the return is being processed

· the mailing date or the date of the direct deposit for your refund

· notice that the IRS received an incorrect address, in which case you can change your mailing address

I Filed On Paper. Where Is My Refund?

Paper filers can follow most of the same procedure as e-filers, but there is one important exception. While e-filing allows tax refunds to enter the “where is my refund” system faster, mailed returns take significantly longer. On average, the IRS says you can expect it to take four weeks from the date you mailed your return for it to appear in the system.

I Don't Have Internet Access. Where Is My Refund?

If you don't have internet access, you'll want to dial the IRS Refund Hotline at 800-829-1954. Press 1 for English, 2 for Spanish. Then press 1 to check on the status of your refund. You'll then be prompted to use the keypad of your phone to enter your Social Security number. After you input and confirm your Social Security number, you'll be prompted to enter a number for your filing status—the numbers for each filing status will be given to you on the hotline. Then, you'll input the amount of your refund with your keypad. If you've entered the information correctly, you will be given the expected date of your refund and told where in the process your refund currently is.

I'm Checking With a Smartphone. Where Is My Refund?

The IRS now makes a “where's my refund” app available in the Android Marketplace and Apple App Store. Download the app and follow the on-screen instructions to find out where your refund is. You will need your Social Security number, filing status, and the amount of your refund.

I'm Blind or Deaf. Where Is My Refund?

Blind filers may call the hotline, and the “where's my refund” tool is made to work in conjunction with assistive software. Deaf filers may use relay to phone the hotline or can use the online or smartphone tools.

Where is my Refund? Information on Business Tax Returns:

If you need information on a refund besides U.S. Individual Income Tax Returns, you can call (800) 829-4933 if you live in the United States. If you live outside of the United States, call (267) 941-1000.

Where is my Refund? Amended Tax Returns:

You cannot check the status of a refund for an amended tax return online. Amended tax returns can take 8 to 12 weeks to process. If you have not received your refund 8 weeks after you filed the amended tax return, call (800) 829-1040 if you live in the United States. Call (267) 941-1000 if you live outside of the United States.

Where is my Refund? Availability of Information:

If you filed your tax return before July 1, you can view information about the return until the second or third week of December in the same year. If the refund was returned to the IRS by the U.S. Post Office as undeliverable, you can view information about the refund until you file the next year’s tax return.

If you filed the return after July 1, you can view information about your refund until you file the next year’s return.

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