Approved (Second Bar) Already Deposited

[RobFeight]

Got the second bar on the Where’s My Refund official site. Gave a Direct Deposit Date of February the fourth, but already got deposited this morning. UPDATE YOUR MOSTLY USELESS SYSTEM INTERNAL REVENUE SYSTEM!

Good fortunes everyone.

Filed: 01/16
Accepted by Internal Revenue Service: 1/20

[RobFeight]

Also:

-Used TaxACT
-Bank Account is MetaBank

And, as a reminder:

-Had Code 203
-From Time Accepted by Internal Revenue Service till Deposit was Eight Days.

Good Fortunes, All

[RobFeight]

Hey, thurman murman,

I did misquote what the website was saying, but my intentions were simply that I received my deposit considerably early.

Here is verbatim what the Where’s My Refund official website states:

Your tax refund is scheduled to be sent to your bank by January 30, 2015.
If your refund is not credited to your account by February 4, 2015, check with your bank to see if it has been received.

Thank you for helping clarify the error, for the sake of thoroughness.

(Also, here are further details that are one hundred percent accurate that may help others.)

Code 203, which showed up on the Where’s My Refund official site this morning along with the Approved bar, did not appear to cause any lengthy delays in my refund.

This is for those of you with the same notification code who might be wondering.

Factors you might not have received a deposit yet include:

-Personal bank deposit protocols and time-frames
-Total amounts receiving and/or paying out
-Surname
-Number of reasons for the 203 refund codes

I am not a professional or expert, but am merely supplying possibilities to address taxpayer anxieties.

Hang in there.

Good fortunes, all.

[thurman murman]

Rob,
I believe you mis understood what the website is saying. it states “Your tax refund is scheduled to be sent to your bank by January 30, 2015″ The only mention of the 4th is in the line following the direct deposit date as follows.”If your refund is not credited to your account by February 4, 2015, check with your bank to see if it has been received.”

Please note the first sentence says it will be sent by… that means on or before but not after. So yes yours still falls into this category.

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