I have a client whose E-filed return was accepted on 2/7/10 with a deposit date of approx. 2/19/10.It has since been changed to 2/23/10 and then 3/2/10.Has the snow storm and presidents day slowed the I.R.S. down to a crawl?
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Don't know about that. But have a client who the IRS website says was deposited on 2/12. No debt indicators. We have the correct routing and acct. numbers - same as last year, and it hasn't showed in his accout. He's on his way to the bank now. Very frustrating.Sandy >^..^< -
Some receiving banks hold the deposit for 24 - 72 hours before crediting the deposit.Comment
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My software
My software changes the dates on the cycle period Thursday to Thursday, maybe that is what you are seeing.
I haven't had a report of the deposit date being changed from the dates that I have provided to the taxpayer.
You can always go to https://sa1.www4.irs.gov/irfof/lang/...fgetstatus.jsp
SandyLast edited by S T; 02-17-2010, 11:46 PM.Comment
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date changes
The date on the efile refund cycle is always on Friday. But when I have checked on peoples refunds on IRS website "Where's My Refund?" several times the date has been changed to Tuesday or Wednesday of the following week.
So I was wondering the very same thing. What is going on?
I also had one lady that did not get her direct deposit. All the information was the same. The only difference was the bank name. But we checked and they said the routing number was the same.
When I called IRS, she said the routing number was different from what I had. She said the deposit would be returned to them and they would mail out a paper check.
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I think the same thing is happening this year that happened a few years ago. The IRS usually pulls a number of returns to run in their "test" system. These are always deposited a few days off from when they are supposed to. Also, they always pull a number of returns for "hand review" i.e. informal audit purposes. These are in the same boat and delayed a few days (sometimes longer).Comment
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