Direct deposit and fees?
I was agreeing with others who said that if you have your income tax refund direct deposited but have your preparer take fees out of it then you will not acquire your rebate direct deposited BECAUSE the IRS will not have your bank picture info
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I DID put my bank account info on my 1040 form when I file online so why wouldn't the IRS have that info and be able to use it in a minute?
Answers: If you filed online but agreed to have the fees taken out of your reimbursement, the software replaced your account info with the company's when they sent it to the IRS - that's the solely way they'd get the reimbursement sent to them to take the fees out.
Look on your bank statement when your reimbursement was deposited - if it says IRS or US TREASURY consequently it was deposited by the IRS and you're OK, if it says something else, integer on a paper check.
The IRS still does not have your guard account information even if you see it on your copy of the form because the third party have it sent to their account most likely to form certain they collected their fees. That's why it's so easy to avoid paying fees up front. The third event can guarantee they get their money this way. They own legal agreements with the IRS to allow them to do this most of the time. I would estimate they would have it. I've heard a bunch of rumors on these question today. I haven't received mine yet either, and my deadline be yesterday. So, I'm thinking we should just wait to hear from the word about it. If people are audible range their answers from somewhere they should let us know. We're all contained by the same loop!
The information transmitted to the IRS did NOT include your bank information, even if your copy shows it. The IRS be given the tax prep firm's partner bank information and the IRS will not be sending rebate through those accounts. I agree with you. i also have my sandbank info on my 1040 form, but when i called the irs and had them confirm the dune info they had on file for me it be SBBT Routing and account #
they may have that information because you put it on your 1040. if you have them direct deposit your return then they will know the bank side is current and good. you should get your return directly deposited. Because a third gathering bank was involved
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BUT
I DID put my bank account info on my 1040 form when I file online so why wouldn't the IRS have that info and be able to use it in a minute?
Answers: If you filed online but agreed to have the fees taken out of your reimbursement, the software replaced your account info with the company's when they sent it to the IRS - that's the solely way they'd get the reimbursement sent to them to take the fees out.
Look on your bank statement when your reimbursement was deposited - if it says IRS or US TREASURY consequently it was deposited by the IRS and you're OK, if it says something else, integer on a paper check.
The IRS still does not have your guard account information even if you see it on your copy of the form because the third party have it sent to their account most likely to form certain they collected their fees. That's why it's so easy to avoid paying fees up front. The third event can guarantee they get their money this way. They own legal agreements with the IRS to allow them to do this most of the time. I would estimate they would have it. I've heard a bunch of rumors on these question today. I haven't received mine yet either, and my deadline be yesterday. So, I'm thinking we should just wait to hear from the word about it. If people are audible range their answers from somewhere they should let us know. We're all contained by the same loop!
The information transmitted to the IRS did NOT include your bank information, even if your copy shows it. The IRS be given the tax prep firm's partner bank information and the IRS will not be sending rebate through those accounts. I agree with you. i also have my sandbank info on my 1040 form, but when i called the irs and had them confirm the dune info they had on file for me it be SBBT Routing and account #
they may have that information because you put it on your 1040. if you have them direct deposit your return then they will know the bank side is current and good. you should get your return directly deposited. Because a third gathering bank was involved