An IRS cycle code is an 8-digit code on your IRS tax transcript that indicates the day your return was posted to the IRS ...

If you want to get your refund as fast as possible, the IRS recommends that you e-file your tax return and use direct deposit (be sure to double-check those account numbers before you send your ...

The department of Internal Revenue Services (IRS), officially kicked off this year's tax filing season on January 23, 2023. With the tax agency expecting over 168 million individua ...

Where's my refund? CPA Practice Advisor has put together a chart showing when you should expect you refund based on when you filed your taxes.

And even if your tax refund is the only deposit you make, you'll have a nest egg that puts you one step closer to escaping the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle.

According to the most recent IRS report, over $211 billion has been refunded this cycle so far—a 5% increase over last year. What's driving these larger refunds? Let's take a look at the key ...

The average taxpayer is getting a $2,852 refund, $75 more than last year, based on the most recent IRS data. So what should you do with that money?

Nearly 4-in-10 (39%) of taxpayers are counting on their tax refund to pay for basic necessities, according to a new survey by Trustpilot, while 22% plan to use it to pay off debt.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that tax season will open on Monday, January 27, 2020. Assuming no delays, here are my best guesses for expected tax refunds based on filing dates ...

Where's my refund? CPA Practice Advisor has put together a chart showing when you should expect you refund based on when you filed your taxes.

IRS figures show that the average taxpayer is getting a $2,852 refund, $75 more than last year. Experts generally advise putting the money toward debt and savings.