2019 IRS Cycle Code and What Posting Cycles Dates Mean
2019 IRS Cycle Code Chart By using the chart below, you can translate your IRS cycle code into the calendar date in which your account posted to the master file. Your IRS cycle code can be found on your “account” transcript displayed as an eight digit sequence of numbers- such as 20190405. To view your […]
When your tax return is still being processed and you’ve depended on your refund.
Do you have a utility shut off or eviction notice and your tax return is still being processed? If your tax return is still being processed and you filed what seems to be a long time ago, you are not alone. It’s not always a vacation and shopping spree fund. A lot people depend on […]
IRS 4464C Letters and CP05 Notices leaving taxpayers confused.
Did you receive a 4464C Letter or CP05 Notice from the IRS? A lot of taxpayers are waiting on their tax refund. Instead of a direct deposit, they are stuck looking at the message “…still processing…” on the IRS Where’s My Refund tool after 21 days has passed since they filed their return. Some have […]
IRS Wage Verification could be causing Tax Refund Delays
IRS got another ass chewing. So pull out your W2s and 1099s, your tax return could go old school. Why? IRS wage verification. It seems people might need evidence to prove that their documents match what was e-filed on their tax return. IRS wage verification is a trend we are seeing amongst many taxpayers who […]
Transaction Code 570 and Delayed Tax Refunds
The current tax season is moving at a slower pace than last year. We have noticed an uptick in complaints about refund timing and IRS Transaction Code 570. The IRS has reported an increase in tax returns filed, but they have issued almost a million less refunds compared to the same timeframe in 2017. This […]
Tax Refund Delays in 2018 for Millions of People
Millions of taxpayers who expect a tax refund can also expect tax refund delays in 2018. Although the IRS claims they issue 9 out of 10 refunds within 21 days, that still leaves a lot of people who do not get their refund in 21 days. According to the IRS, they expect to process nearly […]
IRS Transaction Codes and Error Codes
IRS Transaction Codes and Error Codes are used while your tax return and tax refund are being processed. Trying to decipher what they mean? You might see these codes when you look at your tax transcripts. These are common three digit IRS transactions codes associated with your tax return and tax refund. Not all IRS are listed, but […]
IRS Reference Numbers
What do the IRS Reference Numbers Mean? The below codes are IRS reference numbers that you might see when you check the status of your tax refund on Where’s My Refund? These are different than transaction codes on Account Transcript. Tax Refund Reference Codes: 1001 – Refund paper check mailed more than 4 weeks ago See IRM […]
File Your Tax Return First and Beat the Crooks – 143 million people who should file taxes early.
Avoid tax related identity theft and file taxes early. After the Equifax breach in 2017, many people may have placed a security freeze on their credit reports or began using credit monitoring services. This DOES NOT prevent tax related identity theft. There is a huge pool of potential victims. The breach put millions of tax […]
Direct Deposit and Prepaid Cards for Tax Refunds
Direct Deposit into a traditonal checking account is the most popular way to receive your tax refund. According to the IRS, “8 out of 10 people use e-file and direct deposit to get their tax refund.” There are also several other ways you can choose to have your tax refund sent. Good old Tax Topic 152 will remind you […]
How to Get an IRS Identity Protection Pin (IP Pin)
What is an IP Pin? An identify protection pin (IP Pin) is a method used by the IRS to verify your identify. It is a 6-digit number assigned and issued by the IRS. It is different than an e-file pin which is self selected by the taxpayer. A scam that crooks like to use is filing […]
What to Know About the New Tax Reform Law to File your Taxes in 2018 and the Tax Reform Effective Date
If you don’t already know, the new tax reform law has been passed. Here is what you need to know about it to file your taxes in 2018: not much. The tax reform effective date is not retroactive, for the most part. When you file your taxes in 2018, it is for the 2017 tax year. […]
Filing Your Tax Return with Your Last Paystub
Although employers are required to send you a W-2 by January 31st of each year, if you are expecting a refund, you may want to know if you can file your tax return with your last paystub. The answer is yes; you can do anything you want. However, you should not rely on your last […]
2018 Tax Season – Same spooky PATH, same destination.
As 2017 creeps to the end, some people are coming into a scary reality – their cash flow is ghastly and the 2018 tax season is nearly three months away. The candy tax you charge your kids on Halloween might yield Twix and Snickers. But it doesn’t curb your craving for something better, a tax […]
Tax Refund Schedule for 2018 IRS e-file and direct deposit dates
The tax refund schedule for 2018 with Direct Deposit dates shown below are based on filing and transmitting as early as January 2, 2018. The IRS no longer publishes these dates and now notifies tax payers that most refunds will be issued within 21 days of your return being accepted. This general estimate doesn’t satisfy everyone […]
The Notorious IRS – Mo’ Money Mo’ Problems
The IRS has a mo’ money mo’ problems problem. Or maybe it’s a NO money ‘mo problems problem. Which one is it? Let’s be real, we are all slightly traumatized tax nuts. But tax law changes and the economy leave the IRS holding the bag. It might be a surprise, but I’m not going to […]
Tax Refund Delay Extravaganza Kicks off the 2017 Tax Season
Most people already know about the tax refund delay for 2017. This isn’t because the IRS just feels like holding your money for fun this year. The IRS introduced us to this back at the end of 2015 but some are just finding out about it now. Let it be known– if you claimed the Earned […]
Make the Most of Your Tax Refund – Are you Spent?
Anticipating your tax refund? Of course! If you want to make the most of your tax refund, you are like a lot of other people. Who doesn’t want to get back a chunk of the money they earned from Uncle Sam? For many folks, it’s the largest lump sum payment they will receive in the […]
‘Twas the night before Taxmas
‘Twas the night before Taxmas, I sat at the table; I planned to file taxes, as soon as I was able. The children were asking, for new gadgets and toys; so they could have things, like all other girls and boys. Sadly for them, I had ideas of my own. I had planned to pay […]
How to Replace W2 and other Tax Documents
Did you lose or never receive your W2? We don’t always have the greatest organizational skills, do we? Or perhaps a former employer had the wrong mailing address. Important tax documents can be easy to misplace or maybe we just didn’t receive them when we were supposed to. We certainly don’t want to incur penalties […]
Rejected Tax Return Common Reasons and How to Fix
Do you have a rejected tax return? First, don’t worry. If you e-filed your tax return and the IRS rejected it, you have a second chance to correct the mistakes and resubmit. In some cases, you may be able to retransmit the return electronically. Other rejected returns may require you to file by paper and mail […]
Here are the 2018 tax refund loan products – should you borrow?
The Tax Refund Loan Question UPDATED DECEMBER 2017 – Tax refund loan products are making a come back. A variety of vendors offer different perks related to your tax refund. Many of the major tax preparation services are offering new products for 2018 tax refund loans. Automobile dealerships and furniture stores are also common places that offer […]
PATH Act – Protecting America from Themselves and Early Tax Refunds
Just kidding, that’s really not the name of the new law which took affect in 2017. But what is this new law anyway? It’s called the PATH Act. The “Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015” is part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 enacted on December 18, 2015. It has hundreds of provisions […]
What is a Tax Advocate for the IRS and what do they do?
A Tax Advocate is “your voice at the IRS” A Tax Advocate might help your stalled tax refund. The bureaucracy surrounding the tax code and Internal Revenue Service can turn into a nightmare to navigate. The IRS has done a fairly decent job of making many of the basic processes that are important to the taxpayer […]
Call on the IRS Tax Refund Superhero Squad to Check Return Status
Checking Your Return Status with IRS Tax Refund Caped Crusaders For Crying Out Loud, Where’s My Refund? Call us crazy but when your IRS tax refund still didn’t come after 21 days, you could use a superhero who will rush in to save you from pulling your hair out and wondering why your refund still hasn’t […]
How to Avoid a Student Loan Tax Refund Offset
How to Stop Student Loan Tax Refund Offset It may come as a shock to many people if they are expecting a tax refund but instead face a student loan tax refund offset. Student loans are a sticky subject for many former college students. Let’s look at the process to understand how to stop a student […]
Two Most Common IRS Scams
Identify and Avoid the Two Most Common Tax Scams Tax time is the peak season for criminals to try and steal your identity or scam you out of your tax return. IRS scams can easily run all year as criminals work to steal personal information and Social Security Numbers that will allow them to defraud […]
IRS Identity Theft Hotline
Are You the Victim of Tax Identity Theft? If you are the victim of IRS identity theft, it may be several months before you actually receive your refund because the IRS needs to investigate and validate your claim. That makes it very important to report tax identity theft immediately if you think you are a […]
Some Tax Refunds Delayed in 2017 when you File Early
EITC and ACTC Tax Refunds Delayed Ready and waiting for that tax refund? Of course you are! Don’t get excited yet, some tax refunds delayed in 2017. Unfortunately, some taxpayers are going to have to wait a little while longer for their tax refunds in 2017. Tax refunds delayed in 2017 might be a shock […]
Tax Topic 152
The Truth About Topic 152 Today, this scene is taking place all across the country. Tax Topic 152. People are waking up bleary-eyed, rolling over to reach for their iPhone and opening the IRS2Go app. A few seconds to type and re-type the SSN, select the filing status and enter the expected refund amount. What […]
When can you expect to receive your 1095A, 1095B, or 1095C
A top question we are seeing is about when Health Insurance Marketplace Statement 1095A form will be available. We decided to take a few minutes and see what information we could find regarding that form. What we found on IRS.gov is that there are actually 3 separate 1095 forms. To help make sense of the forms let me […]
This is what it means when WMR status bar disappears.
Nothing. Most times when your status bar on the Where’s My Refund tool appears at 1 of 3 stages. Return Received, Return Accepted, Return Processed and how long it will take is found on the irs.gov site and tools on TurboTax, H&R Block along with other tax preparer site. But what happens when you don’t have any […]
What is the first day to file taxes in 2018?
The first day to file taxes is in the first week of January 2018 in most cases. The IRS will begin processing and accepting returns on January 29, 2018. Many tax preparation companies have announced dates for 2018. Below are the dates for TurboTax, H&R Block, TaxAct and other big box tax preparation services. Updated: January 2018 First […]
Social Security Number for your Health Insurance Company
What You Need to Know about your Social Security Number & your Health Insurance Company There is NOT a specific IRS form that will be mailed to request your social security number for your health insurance. The IRS has not designated a specific form to request this information. Your health insurance company may mail you a written request which discusses […]
Waiting for Correct 1095a
But what if you already filed your tax return with a 1095a that is wrong? Will your refund be cancelled while you are waiting for correct 1095a Form? Today, Healthcare.gov announced that as many as 800,000 taxpayers who signed up for insurance through the federal marketplace will be contacted because they filed using an incorrect form. They […]
Contact Local IRS Office – Talk to a Person
Get help and contact local IRS office! Still waiting for your tax refund? Don’t spend hours on hold, visit or contact local IRS office. Talk to a human. Find phone numbers and locations here. Thousands of refunders have spent hours on hold with the IRS only to get very few answers. Your local IRS office is there to […]
State Tax Refunds Cancelled
Turbo Tax Stops Transmitting State Tax Returns – Refunds Cancelled Here is the latest tax news about State Tax Refunds Cancelled: Turbo Tax tax software has stopped transmitting state income tax returns due to a problem with over 16,000 fraudulent returns in 18 states being transmitted using their software according to this article on Forbes. So starting yesterday […]
IRS Form 8960 TurboTax error
IRS Form 8960 is becoming a hot topic for some who are trying to file their tax return with TurboTax. Users have been reporting an error on Line 4, different types of guidance from TurboTax and— asking why do I need to use a Net Investment Income Tax form? Should I enter zeros? Or Delete the Form? What is Form 8960 and […]
What is the first day to file taxes in 2015?
The first day to file taxes is January 20, 2015. The IRS begins accepting and processing returns on January 20, 2015 2016 UPDATE: First Day to File Taxes in 2016 The first day to file taxes in 2015 was January 20, 2015. When 2014 comes to an end and we get through the holidays, taxpayers who […]
Exemption Certificate Number (ECN)
What is an Exemption Certificate Number (ECN)? An ECN is an Exemption Certificate Number. This is a new 2015 tax return term and requirement for some tax returns. It will likely become common lingo for tax season because the healthcare rules and IRS penalties are new this year. Do I need an ECN? An Exemption […]
Expiring Tax Extenders will delay 2015 tax refunds when…
2015 Tax Season will be delayed and delay 2015 tax refunds when government refuses to compromise. Damn bunch of kids I say… IRS urged Congress and warns them that this will affect millions of us and the opening of tax season will be delayed. If you don’t know what this is all about we urge our […]
Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit eliminated by Congress.
Was the Child Tax Credit or Earned Income Tax Credit eliminated by Congress? The National Report reported “Congress Eliminates Child Tax Credit, Mortgage Deduction And E.I.T.C From Tax Code“. No….Congress did not eliminate Child Tax Credit, Earned Income Credit (EITC) and Mortgage Deductions! This is yet another rumor and a bunch of NON-SENSE that is starting to […]
Confessions of an Early Tax Refund Filer
We all have our own reasons for being the first to file our taxes each year. And though some may chastise early filers, some have damn good reasons to file taxes early. Some people are still waiting on a tax refund from last year and that just plain sucks. And, in some cases it can […]
Will I qualify for 2015 Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)?
EITC for tax year 2014, filed on your 2015 Tax Return Will I qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit this year? Your income may have changed or you might have separation/divorce issues that can change circumstances. When you file your tax return in 2015 for the 2014 tax year, income limits ad tax laws may have […]
Earned Income Tax Credit Qualifying Child Rules
Qualifying Child Tests: relationship, age, residency and joint return. Filing for the earned income tax credit is a major credit that can increase your tax refund. It’s important to ensure you qualify before taking this credit or your refund can be delayed. The guidelines for a qualifying child are generally easy to understand. Divorce, separation, […]
March filers waiting for a refund
Awaiting paper checks by snail mail
1121er’s still holding with a DDD of 2/21
You have a DDD now show me the money
For people who have received their Direct Deposit Date and want to discuss the when and how they will receive their refund.
IRS Statement on 1121 Feb. 12, 2014
Hot News IRS Statement on 1121 Feb. 12, 2014 Post by I Got My Refund. ….From the IRS site below… Early February 1121 Information A very small percentage of taxpayers may see an 1121 reference number if they check “Where’s My Refund?” after they initially were provided a projected refund date by the […]
6 Reasons You May Think Your Tax Refund is Delayed
Interpreting the IRS Transcript, Hub and Cycle Date Theories is Making Heads Spin There was incorrect information passed around since last week by others, which has caused a lot of unnecessary worry for people. Let’s clear some of that up: Return processing locations are not called “hubs”. If you want to use correct terms, they […]
Will tax refunds be delayed because of a potential Government shut down?
That’s what our users are starting to chatter about–is the government running out of money and IRS holding out on tax refunds? We sit now wondering if this question arises from sheer anxiety, hype because of political views, fact or fiction? Should our users be patient or panic? Mixed feelings on my part after reading […]
Tax Refund Offset – Tax Topic 203
Do you have a tax refund offset or Tax Topic 203 appearing when you check the WMR? Topic 203 – Refund Offsets for Unpaid Child Support, Certain Federal and State Debts, and Unemployment Compensation Debts Recently the topic of a tax refund offset came up in our forum. There seems to be a lot of questions about what the IRS […]
A Little Tax Time Diversion!
The IGMR Anthem DDDs and WMR I want a vacation, I need a new car There are grumblies in tummblies and the bills can’t get paid Because we’re largely awaiting some IRS aid. The lines are all jammed cuz we just can’t quit callin’ And the lack of a second orange bar has us bawlin’ […]
TaxACT Always Free
They say, Always Free. If you haven’t filed, some IGMR users say TaxACT is the way to go. Free is always in my budget. The chatter at igotmyrefund.com suggests that TaxACT has indicated a test batch of returns will be processed for potential acceptance on 1/24. Will this week mean anything to early filers? Some […]
IRS Transcript Codes – Announces New “Get Transcript” Service
Trying to understand IRS Transcripts codes? This is must read information… Go here to join the latest conversation about IRS transcript codes: https://igotmyrefund.com/transcripts/ Early in 2014, a new online request option called “Get Transcript” on IRS.gov will allow individual taxpayers with an SSN to instantly view and print a copy of their tax transcripts. With […]
Tax Refund Loan – H&R Block Emerald Advance
Go to tax refund loan products updated for 2018. Tax Refund Loans Available in November 2015 In November 2015, H&R block will begin offering their tax refund loan product called Emerald Advance which is based on the tax refund you expect to received in 2016. You may being applying for a refund loan in local […]
IRS Announces 2014 Tax Filing Delay and Dates
IRS delay announcement for next year. IRS could begin ACCEPTING returns on January 28, 2014, but as late as February 4, 2014. The original start date of 2014 tax filing season was Jan. 21 —but now a one- to two-week delay, apparently because of government shut down and push back of timeline to test test […]
idverify.irs.gov Which Result?
This is either a tax question or an HTML question. After an unusually long one-month wait for a refund, I get a letter from the IRS asking I go to a site of theirs: idverify.irs.gov The site asked a few multiple-choice questions to verify my identity, and I believe I answered all correctly. (One, “which […]
Tax Refund Delays on the Horizon for 2014 Filing Season
Are IRS and e-file technology glitches the trend? Yes it is only mid August, and I am beginning to think about 2014 tax season. What have we learned from the prior tax refund delays? In 2012, after many people experienced major refund delays caused by the mess we saw with the IRS newly implemented software […]
8 weeks after 4883C, I WAS still unpostable
As of 05/06/2013… Filed 1/28/13 … 98 days ago… TurboTax Transmitted 1/30/13 … 96 days ago IRS finally Accepted due to 8863 delays on 2/14/13 … 81 days ago Where’s my refund has been stuck in processing since then… After 25 days and still in processing on 3/11/13 I called and was told they mailed […]
Children over 18, under 19 in college, don’t forget them on your tax return.
Can I claim my child if they are in college and over 18 might be a question some taxpayers ask? Yes! The irs.gov website provides the below information to help you. Maybe this will just make a small difference so that you don’t owe the IRS this year. Tell us your situation with dependent college […]
Why haven’t you filed your return yet if you are expecting a refund?
Why haven’t you filed your return yet if you are expecting a refund? It’s April 15th and unless you live under a rock, you should know that this is Tax Day! One might think that if you are expecting a refund, you would file before the April 15th deadline. But there are many reason that […]
Interest on Tax Refunds not recieved
According to the IRS.gov website, this outlines the topic regarding Interest on refunds which is often asked at IGMR. You can connect here with other people and share your comments and experience regarding interest on refunds if you have not received it within 45 days after the date on your return.
25.18.5 Injured Spouse
Section 5. Injured Spouse Read what the IRS Manual – from the horses mouth…
Unpostable
Unpostables?! An unpostable happens when your return is unable to be posted to the master file. It can happen for a multitude of reasons. They usually take about 6-8 weeks to close the open unpostable then at that point you are put back into que as a normal filer which can take up to an […]
4464C
CP05
Go to this page for more information about the CP05 Notice.
CP75 letter
Under Review for EIC?
Transcripts
On February 27, 2014 IGMR received correspondence from the IRS regarding transcripts. Hi, XXXXXX. I wanted to pass on some language that was added to our filing season page (http://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/Filing-Season-Update). It addresses transcripts and how they really aren’t a good indicator of when a refund is coming. Will ordering a transcript help you determine when […]
IRS Letter 12c
According to the IRS, Letter 12c is a Submission Processing Notice. Pre-printed notice indicating your return has been received The letter has check boxes to indicate information needed to process the return. The letter will explain what documents/forms are to needed. Return has not been processed and the Integrated Data Retrieval System (IDRS) indicates a 12c has been sent […]
IRS Form 8863 Education Credits
On Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, the IRS plans to start processing Tax Year 2012 returns that contain IRS Form 8863 Education Credits. That is, according to Katrina, one our of IGMR users spinning in circle to figure out when she will get her tax refund. It’s usually a great thing if you qualify for education […]
Bart’s Thoughts
One year we had a user named Kelly that shared her thoughts on the tax season and created a following of her own. Another year we had a user BartD who has created a following of his own…which we support! Who is Bart? According to Bart he has a masters in computer engineering and computer programming and helped […]
IRS LTR 4883C, Potential Identify Theft
Taxpayers expecting refunds this season are instead receiving various notices from the IRS after filing. The IRS “communicates” with taxpayers to address the ever increasing cases of people that may be affected by identity theft. What the IGMR Grapevine has learned about IRS LTR 4883C, Potential Identify Theft in Original Processing: “We will not […]
Tumbling about Your Tax Refund?
The IRS has joined us in social space. We have another avenue to gather information and get answers about tax refund. The IRS Social Media gurus are making an effort to distribute information to taxpayers by adding platforms that work for you. Is Tumblr the first thing you open in the morning? IRS will […]
Thank you IGMR Yahooers!
I was very happy to see our users spreading the word and earning karma bucks to answer questions on yahoo! Thank you!
The IRS would like you to complete a SATISFACTION SURVEY!
Lmfao. Did anyone happen to notice the check mark next print button or survey tab once you get into the WMR screen? Thats opening em up. We will let them know alright….
My IRS2GO App Progress
Tax Preparer: TT Date Filed: 1/10 Date Accepted: 1/25 Time zone: EST Fees paid in advance?: YUP Where’s My Refund (WMR) “should receive by”: 2/1 Able to order transcripts? NEVER TRIED YET Date ordered transcripts: N/A Date(s) changed at all? NOPE, 1ST TIME I CHECKED TODAY! IRS says: Never Called I Got My Refund!! date: Hopefully friday. […]
I GOT MY DDD!!! (from Jemar)
I was a little too excited when I first posted my screen shot this morning. And then, a little depressed when I “ghosted” after checking again later in the day with no information to be found. Then it all came back up and I am still waiting on that status bar to fill up!
Will You Need a Taxpayer Advocate (TA)?
Prayer method, I hope, carries us through this tax season; and, I also hope that people will not need to contact tax advocates this year to help navigate a tax fiasco some taxpayers experience. But all of taxpayer have rights. If the process of receiving your refund becomes a problem with the IRS and you […]
What days of the week does IRS process deposits?
What we have found so far: There has been mention that this year IRS will process direct deposits daily, excluding SUNDAYS. So depending on your financial institutions posting policies, taxpayers may see deposits on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday. IRS Refund Cycle Update: You can usually estimate when you’ll get your IRS refund […]
When is Where’s My Refund 2013 Available?
Where’s My Refund Tool is scheduled to be available when the floodgates open for taxpayers to e-file on January 30th. Last year, we closely watched when the tool was working and when it wasn’t because it seemed to have a downtime pattern. The IRS has posted information about the WMR tool’s availability this year. Availability […]
CONGRESS, AMT RELIEF AND LEGISLATION PASSED RELIEVES MILLIONS OF TAXPAYERS
American Taxpayer Relief Act was enacted finally at the close of 2012 saving millions of taxpayers from waiting to file tax returns. This legislation provided updated AMT income exemptions for 2012 and also addressed indexed amounts for the future and inflation. The amounts will now be automatically raised with inflation and passing new legislation each […]
Why the wait until IRS starts processing returns?
One cause presumably is our senators and representatives not working fast enough during the fiscal cliff debacle to finalize tax laws. And the effect? Taxpayers are now awaiting the IRS to update forms, publications, instruction and of course the systems to reflect changes and start running our returns through properly. The IRS aimed for January […]
January 22nd or January 30th?
Great News – My taxes are done. Conflicting info already being passed down through the refund grapevine: when does the IRS begin processing returns? Well, I like to walk on the wild side, play with fire and the like; so, of course as soon as the forms were available through TurboTax today, I filed my return. […]
WHAT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (ACK)?
The following information was extracted from the IRS Publication 1437 dated December 2012: IRS acknowledges each transmission of electronic return data. A return can be acknowledged (ACK) as accepted, even though it has not been through any mathematical verification. There are two types of ACK files: the Transmission ACK File and the Validation ACK File. […]
2013 Changes to the Where’s My Refund Tool
1. The expected date of when the refund will be sent will no longer be given when the return begins to be processed. 2. The refund status will be presented by way of a status bar as follows: RETURN RECEIVED – From the time the return is received until the refund has been approved the […]
Where is the 2013 IRS Refund Cycle Chart?
This is what we have found so far: The refund cycle chart has been eliminated and replaced with an IRS Information Guidelines for the Tax Preparation Community publication. We have said goodbye to the former refund cycle chart in replacement of a standard “21 days” response from the IRS. Remember this? The IRS Refund Cycle Chart was eliminated […]
How early can I file my taxes online?
And when does the season begin? It is currently Tax Year 2012. Tax Year 2012 began on January 1, 2013 and you will file for year 2012. Rumor has it that IRS will not issue a refund cycle chart… hmmnn, maybe because of the debacle last year? What about the fiscal cliff? Will that and […]
WHAT IS THE LINGO “HDD” VS. A “DD”?
These terms are thrown around when discussing the dates provided by the WMR. HDD was coined as “hard direct deposit” because the language from WMR says something about “your refund will be deposited on XX” and trends tell us that this is usually a firm (hard) date that doesn’t hange and pretty accurate. A DD […]