I filed my returns on 4/10. My refund was deposited in my bank today, 7 days later. That is by far the quickest turnaround I have experienced in 50+ years of doing this.
Re: Tax refunds expedited also? - 04/18/2001:08 AM
Originally Posted by GROUSEWIT
Lucky u. Mailed mine in Jan 25th. Still waiting.
Filed mine in beginning of February. I have direct deposit. Still waiting for mine also. Called the IRS 4 weeks ago and they told me to send in another form. It is a short form with just me filing. Can’t figure it out. According to “where is my refund” status on their website, they didn’t get the second form yet.
Re: Tax refunds expedited also? - 04/18/2002:31 AM
Why does it cost you 350 for efile...?[/quote] It doesn’t[/quote]
Cool. Maybe you can talk to my accountant and tell them it doesn’t cost that much, because that’s what they charge. Doesn’t seem to matter anyways, my buddy e-filed in January and still hasn’t received his either.
Re: Tax refunds expedited also? - 04/18/2003:01 AM
Originally Posted by Wanna Be
I wasn’t paying $350 for the e-file. Mailed mine in also about the second week of February. Don’t mind waiting, as long as it comes this year, lol.
What type of return are you doing? Just a basic wife/husband? Kids? Business?
My wife and I have ours filed electronically by an accountant. This is our personal, plus business, plus we paid for our child's taxes to be filed and it cost us around $250 for everything. We filed ours mid February and got it back about 8 days later.
Anybody that sent their refund in early not get it yet? Still waiting for mine since early February. I called the IRS today and a recording said they are no longer taking any calls. Th recording also said they have a shortage of employees.
We waited until April 15th as we owed a considerable amount of federal taxes and a small bit of state. We did some money management changes this year and our quarterly payments along with some other changes created a big increase but at least the rates are lower. It did not take more than a couple days for the IRS to take the needed payment from our designated account.