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So this IRS "Where's My Refund" tool say your funds have actually been sent?
http://www.irs.gov/Refunds
If
the IRS has actually sent the funds, the IRS FAQ page says to allow "up
to 5 days" due to variations in bank processing procedures and times. "Up to" can mean any time in that time frame.
However, there may be another link in the chain that you can check if you used the following service:
Did you use Free Edition and had no add-on fees at all? Or did
you have any TurboTax fees that you chose to pay out of the Federal
refund? If you paid fees out of the refund, the funds go first from the IRS to a temporary account
at an intermediary bank where the fees are subtracted. Then that
intermediary bank sends the rest of the funds on to your bank (or
card.) If you used that method to pay fees, and if the IRS has
actually released the funds, we can tell you how to check on the funds
at the level of the intermediary company.
So this IRS "Where's My Refund" tool say your funds have actually been sent?
http://www.irs.gov/Refunds
If
the IRS has actually sent the funds, the IRS FAQ page says to allow "up
to 5 days" due to variations in bank processing procedures and times. "Up to" can mean any time in that time frame.
However, there may be another link in the chain that you can check if you used the following service:
Did you use Free Edition and had no add-on fees at all? Or did
you have any TurboTax fees that you chose to pay out of the Federal
refund? If you paid fees out of the refund, the funds go first from the IRS to a temporary account
at an intermediary bank where the fees are subtracted. Then that
intermediary bank sends the rest of the funds on to your bank (or
card.) If you used that method to pay fees, and if the IRS has
actually released the funds, we can tell you how to check on the funds
at the level of the intermediary company.
If you chose to pay your TurboTax fees out of your Federal refund, your funds will first go from the IRS to a temporary account at an intermediary bank--either Civista Bank of Sandusky, Ohio, or Green Dot Bank. At the intermediary bank the fees are subtracted, then the rest of your funds are sent on to your bank (or prepaid debit card) in a second deposit. The company that handles that is SBTPG (Santa Barbara Tax Products Group.)
Less commonly there can be delays at the intermediary bank, and additional ID info, etc. might be required.
If for any reason the second deposit fails (the one that is actually to your bank or card), it will bounce back to SBTPG's bank who will issue you a paper check in the mail.
Once the IRS has released your funds, you can log in to your temporary account at SBTPG to see the status of your funds.
To log in, choose the taxpayer portal at:
https://www.sbtpg.com/
SBTPG
has a phone contact page at the following link. It also shows their business hours. Even when they are
closed, you may be able to get automated info, or you can log in as
above.
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