If you are referring to the date on the TurboTax Refund Tracker, the date you see on there is an estimated date based on data ranges from when other customers have filed; it's not exact nor takes into account other things the government may encounter during processing of your returns.
Only the IRS and/or your state can provide exact refund dates since they provide those once they approve your refund. That will be the most accurate date and the one you should go by. So you want to always track your status on their websites.
Accepted in TurboTax just means that the government has received your return.
That is the status of your return; not your refund. Once
they accept your return, they provide no further updates to TurboTax. The
next step would be for the government to review/process your return and then
approve your refund.
Once they complete that, then they post an
update on their website with a deposit (or check mailed) date for you. So
you'll need to track status of your refund with the IRS and/or your state. As
much as we would like to help, TurboTax does not distribute refunds, only the
IRS or your state tax agency can legally do so.
And you can use your State Department of Revenue's website to check status of
state tax refund. Choose your state here
How do I track my state refund? and it will give you steps to track the status.
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