The IRS will begin to release the Earned Income/Additional Child Tax Credit (EITC/ACTC) refunds as normal.
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What you need to know about your tax refund:
- Refunds likely won’t arrive in bank accounts or debit cards until the first week of March
- Use the Where’s My Refund? link to check out your daily status
- Possible deposit dates for early EITC /ACTC refund filers may be available a few days around Feb. 28th
- Your funds may take longer to appear in your account depending on the financial institution (remember that most financial institutions do not process payments on weekends or holidays)
For more information visit the Refund Timing page on the IRS website. Don’t forget to check out The Handy Tax Guy FAQ page for any additional online tax questions.
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(Original Article Date: January 31, 2017/Updated November 30, 2022)
