Fall River MA Tax Office 218 South Main Street 02721 – State Tax
Fall River MA State Tax Office at 218 South Main Street is here to help if you need to resolve a tax problem, have questions about how the tax law applies to your individual tax return, or you’re more comfortable talking with someone face-to-face, no appointment is necessary.
| State Tax Office Fall River | District Office Counter Location 218 South Main Street, Fall River, MA 02721 |
Certificate Unit 617-887-6550 Collections Bureau 617-887-6400 Customer Service Bureau 617-887-MDOR (6367) Toll-free in Massachusetts …… 800-392-6089 |
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Changing your direct deposit is fairly straightforward. Here’s how to get it done:
Find the right place to update your information:
Employer: This is the most common source of direct deposit. Check with your HR department or payroll office. They might have an online portal, require a specific form, or have another process. Your employee handbook may also have instructions.
Government benefits: If you get Social Security or other benefits directly deposited, you can update your information online at their website (e.g. https://www.ssa.gov/deposit/) or by phone.
Other sources: For other sources of direct deposit, like pensions or annuities, contact the payer directly to find out how to update your information.
Gather your new account information: You’ll need your new bank’s routing number and your new account number. You can find this information on a check or your bank’s online banking portal.
Submit your update: Follow the instructions provided by your employer, benefit provider, or other payer. This may involve filling out a form, submitting information online, or calling them by phone.
Here are some additional tips:
Make sure you enter your new account information correctly. A typo could result in your paycheck going to the wrong account.
Allow enough time for the change to take effect. It typically takes one or two pay cycles for direct deposit to be switched to a new account.
Consider keeping your old account open for a short period to avoid any disruptions with automatic payments coming out of that account. You can close it later once you’re sure everything has switched over smoothly.