Track Your Refund /Donde Esta Mi Reembolso

E-filed tax returns with direct deposit

E-filed tax returns with direct deposit – E-file with direct deposit is the fastest way to get your federal tax refund. The IRS should issue your refund in less than three weeks, even faster when you choose direct deposit.

We also provide our customers with RAL Services where refunds take as little as 8 days and your tax preparation fees are paid from your refund transfers.

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Mailed paper returns

Refund processing time is 6 to 8 weeks from the date the IRS receives your tax return.

ATENTION

If refund is not received within 4 weeks,
go online to
https://www.irs.gov/refunds
or contact the IRS directly at
800-829-1954

AUDIT PROTECTION PLAN

For Individual Tax Returns

3 Years Protection for

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How to Call the IRS for Your Tax Refund Status

When you call the IRS please make sure you have your income tax return in front of you. There is some information you’ll need to provide the IRS Agent. More specific you will need:

Your Social Security Number (SSN), or other Taxpayer ID Number (TIN)
Your filing status (Single, Married Filing Joint or Separate, Head of Household)
The exact amount you are owed by the IRS (in the form of a tax refund)

Note That you need the EXACT whole dollar amount you are owed. If you don’t have this along with the other personal information, the IRS Agent will not give you Federal tax refund status.

Important Facts about delayed Refunds

You filed a paper tax return.
There is missing information on your tax return.
There are mathematical errors on your tax return.
You mailed your tax return to the wrong address.
Someone else claim your dependent
Is affected by identity theft or fraud
Needs further review in general

Filing Due Dates

2018 Filing Due Date

Form W-2 (electronic or mail)
Form 1099 (Electronic or mail)

January 31st

Form 1065 – Partnerships
Form 1120S – S Corporations

March 15th

Form 1040 – Individuals
FinCEN 114 – FBAR (will be allowed to extend)
Form 1041 – Trusts and Estates
Form 1120 – C Corporations

April 17th

Form 990 Series – Tax Exempt Org

May 15th

Form 5500 Series – Employee Benefit Plan

July 31st

Form 5500 Series – Employee Benefit Plan
Form 1120S Extended Return

September 17th

Form 1041 Extended Return

October 1st

Form 1120 Extended Return
Form 1040 Extended Return
FinCEN 114 (Extended with Form 1040)

October 15th

Form 990 Series Extended Return
Form 5500 Series Extended Return

November 15th

Tax Rates

2017 Tax Year Brackets (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2017) Tax Return due on April 17, 2018

Tax Rate	Single	Married/Joint & Widow(er)	Married/Separate	Head of Household
10%	$1 to $9,325	$1 to $18,650	$1 to $9,325	$1 to $13,350
15%	$9,325 to $37,950	$18,650 to $75,900	$9,325 to $37,950	$13,350 to $50,800
25%	$37,950 to $91,900	$75,900 to $153,100	$37,950 to $76,550	$50,800 to $131,200
28%	$91,900 to $191,650	$153,100 to $233,350	$76,550 to $116,675	$131,200 to $212,500
33%	$191,650 to $416,700	$233,350 to $416,700	$116,675 to $208,350	$212,500 to $416,700
35%	$416,700 to $418,400	$416,700 to $470,700	$208,350 to $235,350	$416,700 to $444,550
39.6%	over $418,400	over $470,700	over $235,350	over $444,550