Yes, it is absolutely possible to report more than one bank account for direct deposit to the IRS.
The IRS has allowed taxpayers to provide more than one bank account in order to split payment of refunds for a number of years. This is not an unusual occurrence.
More than one account may be on file with the IRS for a number of reasons including:
- taxpayer option to divide refunds (such as between spouses, or checking and savings accounts)
- use of optional tax company services
- different accounts used in different tax years for refunds
Many, many taxpayers still have not received deposits of economic impact payments -including ones with fairly "straightforward" situations. The simple truth is no one knows what the order the IRS is using to process payments or why some taxpayers are seeing their payments more quickly than others. We have only one source of information about the payments -and that is the tool the IRS has provided for checking the status, which is not yet fully populated with all data.
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