Well..it certainly depends on what state is involved, since many states don't have a direct-deposit field for paper-filed tax returns, and they will only mail-file the refund if you mail-file.
But...a couple of things to check if your state does do this :
1) The Federal Direct-deposit information may not automatically transfer to the state forms. Many people use different accounts for deposits, so you must specifically enter the Bank and D.Deposit information during the filing stages of the interview. Federal refund answers for the selection of the refund method,,,,, those selections should be entirely separate from the state Refund selections. SO you may not have gone thru the entire filing/printing process in the interview to make those state D.Deposit selections.
2) Still can't find it?
.............Switch to "Forms Mode" look for, and open your state "Information Worksheet " down in the state section. On that sheet, down around Part V (part # varies for different states) there are all the fields for selecting and indicating the routing/account numbers for a State D.Deposit of a refund. You can make your selections there, but may need to switch back to the interview mode to run your error checks after doing that, since some setting may require certain non-obvious selections in the interview. (Mine, NC, specifically indicates D.Deposit is for electronic filing only, so I can't use it for a mail-filed state tax return)
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
