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If you've already filed and your return has been accepted or mailed, it's too late to change your bank account information for direct deposit . If the info you provided is for a closed or invalid account, your bank will return the refund to the IRS and the IRS will mail a refund check to the address provided in the return.

If you haven't filed yet, follow these steps to change banking details:

1. Sign in to your Turbo Tax account and click 'take me to my return'.

2. Click on the 'File' section.

3. Follow the prompts for 'Step 1'. When you get to 'Step 2', this is where the bank account information will be. Follow the prompts to view and edit your bank account information. 

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June 5, 2019

If you've already filed and your return has been accepted or mailed, it's too late to change your bank account information for direct deposit . If the info you provided is for a closed or invalid account, your bank will return the refund to the IRS and the IRS will mail a refund check to the address provided in the return.

If you haven't filed yet, follow these steps to change banking details:

1. Sign in to your Turbo Tax account and click 'take me to my return'.

2. Click on the 'File' section.

3. Follow the prompts for 'Step 1'. When you get to 'Step 2', this is where the bank account information will be. Follow the prompts to view and edit your bank account information. 
Level 2
September 22, 2022

how do i get in contact with someone about this then, ive tried everything.  the robots on the help line are terible 

 

Level 15
September 22, 2022

@kaydan2021 You posted to a thread that is over two years old.  Please explain clearly what your own problem is so we know how to help.

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