Refund Inquiries
- Can I receive a tax refund if I am currently making payments under an installment agreement or payment plan for a prior year's federal taxes?
- I lost my refund check. How do I get a new one?
- Is it possible to find out if a federal tax refund check has been cashed?
- What is a split refund?
- What are the benefits of splitting my refund?
- How do I split my refund?
- Can I send my refund to just one account?
- Does my refund have to exceed a certain amount to split it into different accounts?
- Can I split my refund between a direct deposit and paper check?
- Must I file electronically to split my refund?
- If I am filing a joint return with my spouse, must our refund be deposited to a jointly-held account?
- May I direct part or all of my refund to apply as a contribution for the prior year to my individual retirement account (IRA)?
- Can I direct part of my refund to pay a loan?
- If I use a tax professional to prepare my return, will it cost me more to split my refund?
- Are there conditions that could change the amount of my direct deposits?
- How will the IRS handle my split refund deposits if the earned income tax credit (EITC) portion of my refund is withheld pending further review?
- What will happen if I owe back taxes to the IRS and/or back child support, state taxes, student loans, etc?
- What should I do if I’ve entered an incorrect routing or account number?
- How can I ensure my refund is deposited as I designate?
- What if I entered the correct account and routing numbers, but the IRS made an error in depositing my refund?
- I'm requesting an extension of additional time to file my return. Can I still split my refund?
- I have not filed my 2011 return yet. Can I also split or direct deposit my 2011 refund?
- If I want to split my refund among different accounts, can those accounts be with different financial institutions?
- If I split my refund, can I still use Where's My Refund? to check my refund status?
Category: IRS Procedures
