What are u gonna do with your tax refund?
117972
put it into savings...my keep a little and shop for some clothes.
433251
go to www.irs.gov click on status of my filing. you will need the amount of the refund and your ss#. TAKE YOUR ss# OFF THIS NOW!!!!!! NOT SMART!!!!!
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www.irs.gov \n\nlook for the link "where's my refund"
345338
go to the irs or state website, you will find a link that will allow you to put in you SS# and actual ammount of the refund and it will tell you when you should recive it.
303190
You would trust your taxes to a place called "Food Exchange"???\nWould you go out to dinner at a place called "Tax Returns"?\n\nStick with something that has "Tax" in the name. Much safer.
201029
irs.com   look for something that says "Where's my refund?'"
570232
You're probably getting less than you thought!  There was a mistake and the IRS corrected it for you, now your refund is going to be different than what you filed.
202547
Go to www.irs.gov and they will have a link as to how you can find out the status of your refund.
206450
you would go to YOUR STATE (Florida) department of revenue. Most of them have a number to call or can tell you right on their site where your refund is.
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Yes.\n\nCheck with Inland Revenue.\n\nThe program is a refund of your taxes for the year.
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When you owe back taxes, or when they amend your return so that you have no refund.
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at www.irs.gov click "where's my refund?" you will need your social security number, how you filed (married, single, etc.) and the exact whole number amount of your refund.  Don't bother with the cents, and don't round up or down.
1020398
I do.  Every year, I deposit my income tax refund.  I have savings and a cd account.  This tax year, I'm opening my mutual fund account.
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I would forget about worrying about getting money back from the government. Ideally, when you do your tax return you, it should come out somewhere as close to zero as possible. Don't be so hung up on getting money back like most people are. A tax refund is just an interest free loan to the government, money you could've used to pay your debt. If the companies you work for are taking off too much or too little for taxes in each pay cheque, have them adjust it..\n\nJust earn as much money as you can and pay back as much of the debt as you can. Even if you end up owing some taxes next year, it makes more sense to pay off the higher debt first. The interest rate right now on overdue taxes is only 9% compared to the 12% on your debt. And usually you can work out payment plans as long as you aren't trying to scam the feds. Just make sure you file on time so you don't have any late penalties.
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This site from the IRS can help you; you need to put in some personal information (Social Security No., filing status; dollar amount of refund).
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You can check your refund status after you verify some user info at http://www.irs.gov
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IRS.GOV has a link where you can enter you refund amount, ssn etc & they will give you a status on your refund.