NO. The first refunds from the IRS if your income tax is prepared correctly and transmitted electronically on-line between JANUARY 15 AND JANUARY 21 with Direct Deposit and ACCEPTED by the IRS your refund amount may be sent DIRECT DEPOSIT JANUARY 29 and if not DD the refund may be mailed out on February 5 2010.
The Austin tax refund check you received may be your IRS tax return. If you overpaid your taxes you may also be issued a check.
No and i called yesterday and was told it could take up to 8 weeks. i received my federal and maryland refund within 10 days.
Yes
I received my tax refund two weeks later after getting code 1301
I filed Feb 15 and received mine Feb 25
was the tax refund for 2009 paid. last word was that state was holding it up
Can anyone, please, tell me the tax refund address? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks!!!
The Austin tax refund check you received may be your IRS tax return. If you overpaid your taxes you may also be issued a check.
yes
No and i called yesterday and was told it could take up to 8 weeks. i received my federal and maryland refund within 10 days.
You do if you claimed your state income tax as a deduction last year. This is line 10 on form 1040 If you took the standard deduction, you don't.
Yes
I received my tax refund two weeks later after getting code 1301
I filed Feb 15 and received mine Feb 25
we recieved a "TCS Tress 449 Tax Relief reund" what is that???? Improvement: This is a question, not an answer, and is incorrectly spelled in addition. The QUESTION is: We received a "TCS Treas 449 Tax Relief Refund". What is that??? I ALSO received such a refund, and am searching for the answer. Any IRS Agents out there who can help us both?
If you got a tax refund and received another w2 after you filed, you will have to file an amendment to your tax return for the year that the W-2 Form was for in order to correct your return. You may get an additional refund when you file your amendment or you may owe additional tax from the amendment.
No, you don't need a 1099 for your tax refund because your refund isn't taxable.