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Originally Posted by Chanur  If you used any tax prep software and they took their payments from direct deposit, the IRS does not actually have your direct deposit info. They have the bank of the company you used to help file. I did this with turbo tax, was surprised when I didn't get the direct deposit when I was supposed to, and found out that was why. |
Bingo, this was the problem.
I just got this email today. Figures the government would leave out important info, and be unable to tell me why i'm getting a check, but private business gives me the info I need, albeit late. I assume you got this info too, since you used TurboTax.
Dear Valued Customer,
We want to provide you with the most up–to–date information about the tax rebate to which you may be entitled.
Recently, you may have received a letter from the IRS advising you when to expect your Economic Stimulus Payment (rebate). That IRS letter may have inadvertently left off some important information.
Taxpayers who chose to have their tax preparation fees deducted from their federal tax refund will receive their tax rebate in the mail, not via direct deposit.
Our records show that you chose this payment option in TurboTax. As a result, the IRS has determined that you will receive your tax rebate in the mail. This may result in you receiving your rebate on a date later than expected.
This situation, while not unique to TurboTax, is understandably causing some concern and confusion. To help further clarify the situation, below is the most current IRS rebate payment processing schedule, as well as additional resources about the tax rebates.
I hope you find this information helpful. If you still have questions, the best source for the most up-to-date information is
Internal Revenue Service (see the "Rebate Payment Questions" link).
Sincerely,
Bob Meighan
Vice President, TurboTax Customer Advocacy
