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Most refunds are typically issued within 21 days after the IRS accepts a return. If you file early, your return will be held and submitted to the IRS as soon as they begin processing for the tax season.
For returns accepted on the first day the IRS processes them (usually in late January), refunds may be issued as early as mid-February. Several factors can affect refund timing, including:
Refund timelines vary based on filing and delivery methods:
Check refund status: Use the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool to track your federal refund. For state refunds, visit your state’s Department of Revenue website.
After filing: Once your return is submitted electronically, the IRS reviews it within 24-48 hours. If all information is correct, they will accept it, and you’ll receive a confirmation. Refunds are generally issued according to the above schedule.
Filing electronically vs. mailing: E-filing with direct deposit is the fastest way to receive your refund.
Potential refund delays:
Refunds may be delayed due to errors, incomplete forms, identity verification issues, or credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC).
Filing early benefits: Filing early reduces stress, gives you more time to pay if you owe, and allows you to receive your refund sooner.
Deadlines to know:
If you miss the April 15 deadline, penalties may apply. To avoid them, request an extension, but remember this does not extend your payment due date.
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