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Are there Direct deposit limits? If a return is over 10,000. Do they stop your direct deposit and nail a paper check?
I assume you mean the refund is more than $10,000. If so, the answer is probably Yes, the IRS will most likely convert the refund to a paper check. The IRS doesn't officially publish the threshold, but I've seen refunds less that $10,000 converted to check. The check typically takes only about another week to ten days. You can monitor what's happening by going to Where's My Refund at irs.gov. That system won't tell you whether the direct-deposit will be converted to a check, but it will tell you if that happens and when to expect the check.
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How much longer does it take if they do that? I filed mine on February 6th and it's still saying thet need more time to process it and tato readx topic 152
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Please allow an additional 4 weeks for your check to arrive in the mail. You can find out more information on the IRS FAQ page.
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yes mine has been over 10,000 for the last 3 years and its always been directly deposited.
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Are there Direct deposit limits? If a return is over 10,000. Do they stop your direct deposit and nail a paper check?
Who was your bank at the time? I wonder if that has something to do with why they may or may not convert.