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What Does It Mean When Your Tax Status Check Up Says Topic 152?

Question by Jennie973 | Posted in United States

when me and my boyfriend check on the status of his tax refund it only come across up has sorry we cannot provide further information about your refund and then it goes on to say tax topic 152. Is there something wrong with my boyfriend's taxes. What should we do? Should we be annoyance? will he ever get his refund.

Answer: Area of study 152 - Refund Information


Taxpayers have three options for receiving their individual federal return tax refund: a paper check, direct deposit (electronic funds transfer) into a checking, savings or other account; or a get of U.S. Series I Savings Bonds. Taxpayers may request that refunds be directly deposited in up to three separate accounts. The refund must be $1.00 or more. Figure 8888, Direct Deposit of Refund to More Than One Account, will give taxpayers a
 
 

Can I Check The Status Of My Tax Refund If I Can Not Efile?

Question by ram133 | Posted in United States

Can I check the status of my tax refund If I can not efile? I tried to e-place in order but could not because of some problem with my daughter's social security number.

Answer: Yes, the "Where's my Refund" on IRS.gov works regardless of how your march..

If you had a problem with your daughter's SSN# when Efiling... The problem may still exist by mailing the gain.

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Where Do I Go Online To Check Status Of Tax Refund?

Question by sharon c | Posted in United States


Answer: IRS.GOV on leftist side click on "where's my refund"

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Check Tax Refunds Status Online ?

Question by TaxGuy | Posted in United States

Show me the wasy to check my tax refund status online.

Answer: The IRS website. Here is the tie-up:

http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0 ,,id=96596,00.html

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When Checking Tax Refund Status On IRS Website...?

Question by Adalyn's Momma- Anna | Posted in United States

It tells me it's scheduled to be mailed out today and tells me I'll be getting the full amount. Does this note my taxes have not been garnished and that they will actually be mailed out today? I ask because I have out standing student loans currently and would like to have knowledge of when/ if I'm getting my taxes back.

It also states that if I don't receive them by April 19th to contact them again. How accurate is the status check utensil on when they mail them out?

Answer: If the IRS website states that your refund is on its way, then you should be pure to go. You can double check the status of your student loan if they are showing it is in default by calling FMS. FMS stands for Monetary Management Services. Their system is automated and you can reach it by calling 800-304-3107 and follow the prompts. The key article you are going to listen for is to see if your refund will be "offset", which means they are going to head off (keep) all or part of it. If they

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