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Level 15
February 9, 2023

The refund is accurate if the user enters correct and complete information.  The calculations are done based on the data that you entered.  So ..... if you are not sure about the results you are seeing......first check all of your own entries and make sure you did not misplace zeros or decimals or have typos anywhere.  Make sure you entered EVERYTHING.  All of your W-2's and 1099's go on the same tax return--do not leave anything out.

 

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Level 14
February 9, 2023

Did you receive less than expected on your tax refund? The refund amount the IRS deposited in your account may be less than what you expected. There may be a few reasons why this may have happened. Please see the information here for assistance. If this happens, you should get a letter from the government explaining why you didn't get the entire refund. 

 

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