How quickly will I get my tax refund?
Q) How quickly will I get my tax refund?
A) According to the IRS website: Most tax Refunds are issued in less than 21 calendar days.
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There is NO WAY I owe 1000’s of dollars in taxes, I was paying for college.
I made a mistake and got more refund than I should. What should I do?
How do I get my W-2 when my employer refuses to send me one?
Is an S corporation required to pay quarterly estimated tax?
not yet received the rest of my federal refund .. over 5000$
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What kind of insanity is it that the only tax office in San Diego is essentially located on an island with no dock?
Who could possibly think that combining both federal tax agency with Immigration and not provide sufficient parking was a good idea?
Did the planners fail first grade math? How could they not count how many people would be working and using services in the building and provide accessible parking?
To compound their planning disaster, they put in a single security check point. It is rather like building a bathroom with the only access being a tiny dog door.
The IRS should open some satellite branches people can actually access.