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You will have to try to work it out with the bank. You might need help from a lawyer.
The IRS and the bank followed your instructions and deposited your refund in the account that you designated on your tax return. They are not at fault, and they are not obligated to correct your error.
See the following page on the IRS web site, particularly the third bullet under Scenario and the fourth (last) bullet under Solution.
You will have to try to work it out with the bank. You might need help from a lawyer.
The IRS and the bank followed your instructions and deposited your refund in the account that you designated on your tax return. They are not at fault, and they are not obligated to correct your error.
See the following page on the IRS web site, particularly the third bullet under Scenario and the fourth (last) bullet under Solution.
was the account number that of some other account you have at the bank then that's where it would have been deposited. if the bank account number was not valid then it should have returned the deposit to the IRS to issue you a paper check which would have been mailed to the address on the return.
the following is for a lost or stolen refund.
If your filing status is single, married filing separate, or head of household:
Call the IRS Refund Hotline at 800-829-1954 and use the automated system or speak with an IRS employee, or
Go to “Where’s My Refund?” at IRS.gov or use the IRS2Go mobile app and follow the prompts to begin a refund trace.
If your filing status is married filing jointly
You need to complete Form 3911, Taxpayer Statement Regarding Refund, and mail it to the IRS address where you would normally file a paper tax return.
Were you having any Turbo Tax fees deducted from your refund? Then it goes through a 3rd party bank first to take the fees out. So if your bank rejected the deposit it would send the refund back to the other bank. So check the SBTPG bank for it.
If the IRS has released and sent your funds (check with the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool, or if you spoke to the IRS, and they told you it was sent), you can log in to SBTPG's refund lookup tool to see the status of your funds.
To log in, choose the "For taxpayers" portal at:
Just giving an update if this ever happens to anyone who has filed through TurboTax and enters in the wrong account number or routing number, I called IRS and they were completely useless they said that it was on a Green Dot card which was false but then I called TurboTax and they explained to me that if this ever happens with TurboTax and the IRS is issued to a third-party debiting company and they issue you out of check and they take a $30 fee for the fact that they had the issue you got a check but they usually send you a check in the mail within a couple of days of when they said that it was deposited so if this ever happens to anyone that's what's going to occur they're going to take $30 out of your refund additionally and then send it out to wherever the mailing address is too so thankfully I hassled my credit union but I had no idea that they were accurate it did not go there even though the IRS and their antiquated system said that it did anyway thank you everyone in the community for your input have a great day and this is a very long run-on sentence because I'm using text to talk while I'm at work
I have to submit the correct bank routing numbers.
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If you entered the wrong direct deposit account information, you have some options to ensure you still get your refund and the IRS can always mail you a check.
Here are some options:
We have instructions to help you find your direct deposit bank account information.
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