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The IRS says that most refunds are issued within 10 days if you file your return electronically. If you file a paper return, you'll wait longer. You can check the status of your refund using the "Where's My Refund?" tool on the IRS website or with the

This is a version of it posted on the Facebook page of Liberty Tax: We are aware that some taxpayers who have filed electronically and received an acknowledgement from the IRS are concerned when they visit "Where's My Refund" and are told that we have

The IRS says that most refunds are issued within 10 days if you file your return electronically. If you file a paper return, you'll wait longer. You can check the status of your refund using the "Where's My Refund?" tool on the IRS website or with the

A computer glitch has sidelined the 'Where's My Refund' feature on the IRS website. The IRS says the 'vast majority' of refunds are still being processed within the typical time frame. By Mark Trumbull, Staff writer / February 17, 2012 Tax payers

Where's My Refund?ByCognitive Dissonance Beginning way back when my children grew old enough to work 'on the books' and thus earn enough taxable wages to 'voluntarily' pay their (Social Security and

By Sandra Block, USA TODAY Taxpayers are continuing to wait longer than usual to receive their refunds, and a recent problem with the IRS' "Where's.

Where's my refund tool is facing critical problem for the last several days. Though the problem is not continuous one, nonetheless the issue keeps on returning and affecting more and more individuals. Due to the fact that Where's my refund tool is not

The Internal Revenue Service has not altered its website statement in four days on the glitch that is keeping its Where's My Refund online tool from letting e-filers check the status of their refunds. Delayed refunds have stirred

Where's my refund tool is facing critical problem for the last several days. Though the problem is not continuous one, nonetheless the issue keeps on returning and affecting more and more individuals. Due to the fact that Where's my refund tool is not

Kathy Waterbury with the Mississippi Department of Revenue says the agency is 150000 refunds behind where it was this time last year. One local accountant says his clients are getting anxious. "One of the most common is the website Where's My Refund,"

Jackson Hewitt's Linda Garrett says her phone has been busy with people who are waiting on money from the IRS. Millions of taxpayers are asking, 'Where's my refund?' The IRS says a computer glitch has caused refunds to be delayed by several weeks.

This is the second time in a week the IRS has had problems with the Where's My Refund tool. Last Friday, it posted a notice acknowledging that some taxpayers who filed electronically could not find their information on the

By Sandra Block, USA TODAY Taxpayers are continuing to wait longer than usual to receive their refunds, and a recent problem with the IRS' "Where's My Refund" tool caused many to fear that their returns hadn't been filed at all, tax preparers say.

Kathy Waterbury with the Mississippi Department of Revenue says the agency is 150000 refunds behind where it was this time last year. One local accountant says his clients are getting anxious. "One of the most common is the website Where's My Refund,"

OK, the Internal Revenue Service's online refund tracking tool Where's My Refund? is still there at the agency's website. But it just doesn't have correct or up-to-date information for a lot of taxpayers. The refund locator tool

The latest IRS "Where's My Refund" glitch comes after another round of taxpayer complaints about the site in January. The site is supposed to estimate when e-filing taxpayers should expect to receive their return — typically

A computer glitch has sidelined the 'Where's My Refund' feature on the IRS website. The IRS says the 'vast majority' of refunds are still being processed within the typical time frame. By Mark Trumbull, Staff writer / February 17, 2012 Tax payers

Thus, they are asking: Where's my refund? Even though 2011 federal tax returns aren't due until April 17, 2012 those who file early often do so to get a.

By Sandra Block, USA TODAY Taxpayers are continuing to wait longer than usual to receive their refunds, and a recent problem with the IRS' "Where's My Refund" tool caused many to fear that their returns hadn't been filed at all, tax preparers say.

Thus, they are asking: Where's my refund? Even though 2011 federal tax returns aren't due until April 17, 2012 those who file early often do so to get a.

The IRS says that most refunds are issued within 10 days if you file your return electronically. If you file a paper return, you'll wait longer. You can check the status of your refund using the "Where's My Refund?" tool on the IRS website or with the

This is the second time in a week the IRS has had problems with the Where's My Refund tool. Last Friday, it posted a notice acknowledging that some taxpayers who filed electronically could not find their information on the

The IRS says that most refunds are issued within 10 days if you file your return electronically. If you file a paper return, you'll wait longer. You can check the status of your refund using the "Where's My Refund?" tool on the IRS website or with the

The IRS website had been facing technical glitches recently that had sent users panicking. A tool named 'Where's My Refund' on the website had malfunctioned, that had affected the results of those trying to find out about their

The Internal Revenue Service has not altered its website statement in four days on the glitch that is keeping its Where's My Refund online tool from letting e-filers check the status of their refunds. Delayed refunds have stirred