2021 – 01/26 Did you know that eight out of 10 taxpayers receive their income tax refunds using direct deposit? The reason, according to the IRS, is that filing electronically and choosing direct deposit is the fastest way to receive a refund. In fact, the IRS uses the same electronic transfer system to deposit tax refunds that’s used by other federal agencies to deposit nearly 98% of all Social Security and Veterans Affairs benefits into millions of accounts. Also, direct deposit avoids the possibility that a refund check could be lost or stolen. For more information, contact us or visit:
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