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Disclaimer: eFile.com makes no warranty as to the accuracy of the results of this estimator or calculator tool. The results are estimates and for informational purposes only, and should not be relied on for tax advice. Check the • If you used e-Collect and once the IRS and state agency have released your refund money, . • The IRS acceptance date is not necessarily the same as the date you e-filed or submitted your return. • Most returns will show on the IRS refund tool after being accepted within 24 - 72 hours after e-filing or four weeks after the taxpayer mailed their return. 2022 Tax Refund Status In 2023 Most federal not Your refund may be delayed due to: • Errors on the return, such as • • Additional review being required • The • The bank or financial institution being closed due to a holiday or weekend. If more than 21 days have passed on your e-filed return and/or the IRS refund status tool instructs you to take action, Tax Refund Delays The IRS provided more information on the delays they have been facing with processing 2020 and 2021 Refunds which may affect your 2022 Refund. See previous articles: If you are looking for your IRS refund status when the IRS refund status tool says that information cannot be displayed at this time of there is no record of this return, consider these key points from the June 2022 report: • The IRS paper processing effort is outdated and needs updating - they intend to work on this throughout 2023. • The IRS needs to double their curr...

• If you get a tax refund, then you likely overpaid your taxes during the previous tax year. • You may also receive a refund if you qualify for a refundable tax credit, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit, premium tax credit, or Child Tax Credit. • Employees can avoid overpaying by accurately filling out their W-4s and ensuring that the information is current. • Self-employed taxpayers can avoid overpaying by estimating their quarterly taxes with greater accuracy. • A tax bill is the opposite of a tax refund, which you owe if your employer didn't withhold enough taxes from your pay. Understanding Tax Refunds It can be exciting to get a large tax refund. You can expect to get a • The taxpayer made an error in filling out • The taxpayer intentionally fills out their W-4 to have a higher • The taxpayer forgot to update their W-4 to reflect a change of circumstances, such as the birth of a child and an additional • A freelancer or self-employed person who files quarterly • The taxpayer is eligible for To avoid overpaying, you must Special Considerations Taxpayers are generally better off not overpaying their taxes in the first place because that money could be put to better use. For example, you could adjust your withholding (or estimated quarterly taxes, if you’re self-employed) and invest that extra money in your You get a refund if you overpaid your taxes the year before. This can happen if your employer withholds too much from your paychecks (based on the information you ...

Due to failure of bank validation income tax portal showing refund is awaited. I have added a new bank account with successful validation and that account is now nominated for refund.this new account details is not present in ITR.So whether I need to revise the income tax return? or automatically refund gets credited to new bank account.

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Name of Complainant j.k.chandel Date of Complaint September 13, 2020 Name(s) of companies complained against Category of complaint Permanent link of complaint Share your complaint on social media for wider reach Text of Complaint by j.k.chandel: I had ordered ”One bottle of Borges extra virgin olive oil 1 ltr glass” on 16th July 2020, with order no. 406-7579005-9162737. The amount for the purchased item was paid through debit card. On 18th July, I received an sms regarding delivery rejected, but its *surprising that I didn’t reject the order *and nobody from courier service contacted me. Anyway, on 19th July, I received an sms for ”refund initiated” for *Rs. 799/-*. Since then (*Above one month*) *I received no correspondence from Amazon and the refunded amount has not been transferred to my bank account. * It’s really harassing and disappointing for me. Moreover, the toll free contact number of amazon does not work. There is no email id of customer service. It’s unfortunate at the part of Amazon being a big company with such poor management. There must be proper contact numbers and email id for customer support. *I will think many times before buying from amazon next time.* please help me getting my money back

Name of Complainant j.k.chandel Date of Complaint September 13, 2020 Name(s) of companies complained against Category of complaint Permanent link of complaint Share your complaint on social media for wider reach Text of Complaint by j.k.chandel: I had ordered ”One bottle of Borges extra virgin olive oil 1 ltr glass” on 16th July 2020, with order no. 406-7579005-9162737. The amount for the purchased item was paid through debit card. On 18th July, I received an sms regarding delivery rejected, but its *surprising that I didn’t reject the order *and nobody from courier service contacted me. Anyway, on 19th July, I received an sms for ”refund initiated” for *Rs. 799/-*. Since then (*Above one month*) *I received no correspondence from Amazon and the refunded amount has not been transferred to my bank account. * It’s really harassing and disappointing for me. Moreover, the toll free contact number of amazon does not work. There is no email id of customer service. It’s unfortunate at the part of Amazon being a big company with such poor management. There must be proper contact numbers and email id for customer support. *I will think many times before buying from amazon next time.* please help me getting my money back

• If you get a tax refund, then you likely overpaid your taxes during the previous tax year. • You may also receive a refund if you qualify for a refundable tax credit, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit, premium tax credit, or Child Tax Credit. • Employees can avoid overpaying by accurately filling out their W-4s and ensuring that the information is current. • Self-employed taxpayers can avoid overpaying by estimating their quarterly taxes with greater accuracy. • A tax bill is the opposite of a tax refund, which you owe if your employer didn't withhold enough taxes from your pay. Understanding Tax Refunds It can be exciting to get a large tax refund. You can expect to get a • The taxpayer made an error in filling out • The taxpayer intentionally fills out their W-4 to have a higher • The taxpayer forgot to update their W-4 to reflect a change of circumstances, such as the birth of a child and an additional • A freelancer or self-employed person who files quarterly • The taxpayer is eligible for To avoid overpaying, you must Special Considerations Taxpayers are generally better off not overpaying their taxes in the first place because that money could be put to better use. For example, you could adjust your withholding (or estimated quarterly taxes, if you’re self-employed) and invest that extra money in your You get a refund if you overpaid your taxes the year before. This can happen if your employer withholds too much from your paychecks (based on the information you ...

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Due to failure of bank validation income tax portal showing refund is awaited. I have added a new bank account with successful validation and that account is now nominated for refund.this new account details is not present in ITR.So whether I need to revise the income tax return? or automatically refund gets credited to new bank account.

Disclaimer: eFile.com makes no warranty as to the accuracy of the results of this estimator or calculator tool. The results are estimates and for informational purposes only, and should not be relied on for tax advice. Check the • If you used e-Collect and once the IRS and state agency have released your refund money, . • The IRS acceptance date is not necessarily the same as the date you e-filed or submitted your return. • Most returns will show on the IRS refund tool after being accepted within 24 - 72 hours after e-filing or four weeks after the taxpayer mailed their return. 2022 Tax Refund Status In 2023 Most federal not Your refund may be delayed due to: • Errors on the return, such as • • Additional review being required • The • The bank or financial institution being closed due to a holiday or weekend. If more than 21 days have passed on your e-filed return and/or the IRS refund status tool instructs you to take action, Tax Refund Delays The IRS provided more information on the delays they have been facing with processing 2020 and 2021 Refunds which may affect your 2022 Refund. See previous articles: If you are looking for your IRS refund status when the IRS refund status tool says that information cannot be displayed at this time of there is no record of this return, consider these key points from the June 2022 report: • The IRS paper processing effort is outdated and needs updating - they intend to work on this throughout 2023. • The IRS needs to double their curr...