If you receive an advance from one tax specialist and do not continue to file your return to the IRS with that firm or it gets rejected and you do not complete the return it has not been filed with the IRS, If you then file with another tax firm, the refund will likely be sent to you and you will owe the lender for the advance. You must read the agreement you signed in relationship to the advance you received.
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