Tax season: How long it will take to get your refund this year
The IRS cautions taxpayers not to rely on receiving a refund by a certain date, especially when making major purchases or paying bills.
Tax season has begun. Here’s when you’ll get your refund
Tax season is underway. The IRS has debuted a new online tool to help taxpayers check the status of any refund they may be entitled to.
Where's my tax refund? There's an app for that. Here's what to know.
The "Where is my refund?" tool is an IRS tracking system for filers to get updates on the status of their tax refund. Those looking to keep an eye on their money can log in online or via the IRS2Go mobile app and check back daily to see when they can expect their funds.
Tax Season 2025: What's the Status of My Tax Refund Money?
Visit the tracker page on the IRS website and click the Check your refund button. Once directed to the Refund Status page, enter your details and click Submit. You should be directed to your refund status. Note that it takes 24 hours after you e-file your return or four weeks after you file a paper tax return for your status to appear.
Here's what to know about the IRS "Where's my refund?" app and your new 2025 tax brackets
With tax season underway, here's what you need to know about tracking your tax refund and your new 2025 tax brackets.
Where is my tax refund? How long will it take to get my money in 2025?
Tax season is officially underway and the Internal Revenue Service expects more than 140 million returns to be filed ahead of the filing deadline on April 15. READ MORE: IRS accepting tax returns now: When can I file a return?
Where's my refund? Here's how to track your 2025 tax refund and when it should arrive
If you've already filed your tax return, here's everything you need to know about your refund, including when it will arrive and how to track it.
Where's my refund? How to track your IRS tax return
It’s officially tax season, and Americans can start checking the status of their refunds within 24 hours after an e-filed return is received.
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While tax season can feel daunting, the paperwork can be worth it if you’re getting a refund. Waiting for your refund, however, can feel taxing. The tax filing season officially began on Jan. 27. Shortly after the season opened,
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