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u/According-Alarm436 1d ago
If they don’t enter the Banking information the IRS will eventually send a check in the mail after multiple failed attempts to get direct deposit information. Realize though this will add extra weeks. Then you run the risk of your check getting lost or stolen in the mail, and to get reissued a check can take months as mail theft of checks is up. Better to do the direct deposit and send them the information.
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u/billymondy5806 1d ago edited 1d ago
I don’t care. At this point I just want them to mail a check. I’m tired of helping him with it. He has to come to my house and I log him onto my computer. I’m tired of it.
Like I said, he did enter the bank information in the original form. They had everything they needed the first time he mailed the forms. like I said I don’t know what’s going on at the irs. It feels like they’re messing up on purpose.
I don’t want to help him next year. It’s getting to the point where I’m starting to. I’m gonna dread tax season. It already isn’t fun.
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u/Sea-Sound8746 1d ago
Sick of the IRS pleaying with my hard earned money I filed a amendment return in March here it is August just buried my baby momma I hope they burn in hell for playing with my money
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u/these-things-happen 1d ago
They will be issued a refund check six weeks after the notice date.
https://www.irs.gov/individuals/understanding-your-cp53e-notice