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Chase posted for me about 35 minutes ago (4:45pm, New Jersey).
I actually called them at 4:15 pm. That had nothing in their system – my account details or the backend – about any ACH transfer. They checked through Friday. But anyway, I’m happy.
I am not happy.
Still nothing on my Chase. I’m in NJ/NY.
Did anything update on Where’s My Refund or the TPG site for those of you that just got your direct deposit through Chase?
I also have Chase. I called them yesterday and they claimed that ACH deposits can post up until 11PM every weekday, but I don’t believe it. It’s always been 4AM, on the button.
No money in my account this morning.
To echo a lot of other people in this thread: This has never happened to me before. The only reason I even used SBTPG was because TurboTax was ludicrously priced this year. I likely will not be using either in the future.
Even if it’s just one day late, process and timing should improve for the customer year after year, not get worse.
No update for me on SBTPG. But I have Chase and I’m pretty certain they don’t take direct deposits after the wee hours of the morning.
Maybe SBBT is processing everything in batches based on recipient banks, so as to sensibly stagger it all out. No reason to complete mine early if I’m not even going to get it until the morning. Might as well prioritize other banks first.
Of course, that could be nonsense.
I mean, I’m having funds taken out and my refund issue date is tomorrow. SBTPG (same as SBBT, right?) hasn’t updated yet but I expect to get my funds tomorrow or Thursday.
@Kimbers Wrong. Their official start date for accepting returns was 1/28, but they have been accepting some returns filed earlier to test the system. They do this before the official start every year.
Also yes please fix the title so it’s spelled correctly. Should be “If you get excepted paste here”
Filed in the wee hours of the morning of from Sunday to Monday morning. I tihnk it counted as filed on 1/27. Regardless, I was accepted yesterday. 1/28.
As of now, no movement, but based on experiences in past years, I expect to be approved by tomorrow (1/30) and get my DD by Tuesday (2/5). At least I hope so.
My taxes are pretty simple from a Federal perspective. The only new form for me is the HSA one.
I have a DDD of 1/30. With Chase I expect to get my money on Wednesday, 1/31.
I forget how long I’ve been here. I think 7+ years. Maybe more. Maybe 10 years. Maybe 20. Maybe I’ve always been here, before the dawn of time…
For those with a DDD of 1/29, does the last line on your Account Transcript show 846, refund issued 1/29/18?
@Jerrica Where do you see an estimated refund date? Or are you basing that on the schedule on this forum?
What was the cut off for test filers?
Hmm, I just filed 5 seconds ago and haven’t gotten my DD, DDD, or DDDDDD yet. What’s up with that?
@Camilla:
It’s actually spelled “moolah”
;)
Sam: The deposit date on the account transcript is nonsense. Don’t pay attention to it.
My deposit date also says 2/13/17, but I got a DDD today of 1/31/17.
Last year, my account transcript showed a deposit date of 2/15/16, but I received my direct deposit on 1/29/16.
Note: I use TaxAct every year but I don’t believe H&R Block would be any different.
Yeah they should give you a reason. I was rejected once like 4 or 5 years ago and I was given an explicit reason.
I will say I dodged a bullet by looking closely at my W-2s. I’ve been with the same company for 5 years now, but their FEIN changed. Make sure you are not blindly importing your W-2 from last year without double-checking the details.
@melbomb Not sure what you mean by that – I’ve always used TaxAct and I’ve always gotten my refund exactly on my DDD.
That said, I always paid my tax software fees with debit/credit card. If you have fees taken out of your refund, that may impact timing? I dunno. But if you have money going straight to your own bank account via Direct Deposit, whether or not you used a tax prep software shouldn’t matter at all.
I don’t remember the exact decoding. Has to do with the tax cycle that everything was posted (year, week, and day). It’s based on the IRS’s processing cycle. It points to an exact date, but it is parsed based on their cycle (i.e. 20160404 doesn’t mean 4/4/16). I don’t remember the exact code and it may have even changed this year.
I can say this: Last year, my Account Transcript showed a cycle posting date of 20150402 and “Refund issued 02-15-2016 $X”, but I received my money on 1/29. I had filed on 1/22. And the IRS started officially accepting returns on 1/19.
Like, you, I was just able to order transcripts. Mine shows a cycle posting date of 20160404 and “Refund issued 02-13-2017 $X”. I bet mine it comes earlier than that.
Can you check your Account Transcript and see what it shows for the Return Issued date?
Ha, nice.
I’m pretty sure New Jersey won’t be issuing any refunds until 3rd week of February, which is a bunch of garbage in my opinion.
Sorry to be a naysayer here, but there is no 2017 Tax Refund Schedule. The table provided in the link is an estimate only.
It also:
a) Differs from a majority of other estimated tables I’ve seen. Here’s an example: http://themilitarywallet.com/irs-federal-tax-refund-schedule/
b) Suggests a MUCH longer timeframe than last year (last year, the IRS started accepting returns on 1/19. I submitted mine by 1/22 and had my money via direct deposit on 1/29 – which is 10 days from the day the IRS started accepting deposits, or only 7 days from accepting mine
Considering we have people claiming they have DDDs of 1/27 already, I highly doubt the estimates in the link you provided are accurate. I believe the majority of those who have filed up until now (that do not have EITC or ACTC) will get dates of either 1/27 or 2/3.
@charlotte People like Kyle show up every year. Or maybe just Kyle shows up every year, I’d have to dig back through previous years’ posts. I’ve been coming here for years. They always pop in with their skeptical distrusting nature and inflated sense of entitlement demanding proof – as though anyone owes them anything.
Don’t be soured by Kyle and his ilk.
Last year, the IRS started accepting returns on 1/19 (Tuesday). My return was submitted and accepted on 1/22 (Friday). I got my DD on 1/29 (Friday).
I don’t recall exactly when I got my DDD, but I think it was Tuesday night/Wednesday morning.
I don’t really know what to expect this year.
I filed with TaxAct this year. I’ve filed with them for the past 5+ years so it’s just easier from a data import perspective.
Only cost me $5 to efile Federal and NJ tax forms.
Not sure why. The $5 was the data import fee. I remember paying a lot more last year.
Anyone know how long an NJ state tax refund usually takes after being accepted?
I filed at 12:30AM on 1/22 via TaxAct. Accepted about 9AM on 1/22.
Just got a DDD of 1/29.