topic I posted my efile and my debit card was charged, but my efile was rejected. I read that a credit/debit card wouldn’t be charge unless an efile was accepted. Would it return to my card or would I in Get your taxes done using TurboTax

I posted my efile and my debit card was charged, but my efile was rejected. I read that a credit/debit card wouldn’t be charge unless an efile was accepted. Would it return to my card or would I

mindwave21 — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 21:05:43 GMT

Also, I fixed the problem, but now it say I owe more money than I actually currently have. Would they still have it pending indefinitely until it accepts?

OK ... you are mixed up between the TT fees being paid a...

Critter — Tue, 04 Jun 2019 21:05:44 GMT

OK ... you are mixed up between the TT fees being paid and the fed/state balance due being paid .... the TT fees are charged to your account the moment you buy the program. The fed/state balance dues are only charged when the fed/state successfully accepts and processes the returns. What you have is a pending charge on your account that will not happen since the return was rejected .... and to resend the return the CC needs to be reset ...

Looks like you are going to need to do a Credit Card Reset. That way we can reset it in our system and call the vendor the IRS uses to accept credit card payments and have them drop the pending charge.

In order to do this you will need to contact us via phone (because this is a public forum we we cannot collect personal info here), and we will need to gather the following information:

· Name

· Social Security Number

· Date of Birth for the Primary Taxpayer on the return

https://support.turbotax.intuit.com/contact/

After you click the link above, enter the question: "I need to reset my credit card" in the "Ask your question" box. Click "Submit" and on the resulting page click the big "CALL" button at the bottom of the screen.

Re: I posted my efile and my debit card was charged, but my efile was rejected. I read that a credit/debit card wouldn’t be charge unless an efile was accepted. Would it return to my card or would I

Heartmonitor — Sun, 17 Apr 2022 19:45:40 GMT

This is an old post and no longer accurate. The payment screen is still misleading and inaccurate.

You will be double charged with a pending g charge if you run your card again. If the IRS accepts the first charge, and they may, you may be waiting for the second to cancel or be returned 3 or more weeks later.

These are the facts from a call with TurboTax and the IRS. If money is tight, best to send a check with a note to cancel the pending card transaction and use the check.

Good luck.