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lol imagine thinking the IRS actually cares about us peasants 𤔠They'll take our money quick enough but god forbid we need something from them
Preach! š The whole system is rigged against us
Has anyone tried faxing? I know it sounds ancient, but I've heard some people have had luck getting responses that way.
Faxing? What year is it, 1995? š
I know, right? But desperate times call for desperate measures. If it works, it works!
Serious question: has anyone ever sued the IRS for delays? Like, if we're late with taxes, we get penalized. Shouldn't it work both ways?
Pro tip: if you adjust your W-4 to have less withheld throughout the year, you won't have to wait for a big refund. It's better to have that money in your pocket each paycheck anyway!
This! š I started doing this last year and it's been a game changer. No more waiting on the IRS!
I work in finance, so let me break this down for you: 1. Refund processing times vary by company and payment method. 2. Most companies initiate refunds within 1-3 business days of cancellation. 3. Credit card refunds typically appear as pending within 24 hours but may take 3-5 days to post. 4. Debit card and bank transfer refunds can take 5-10 business days. 5. PayPal refunds are usually faster, often within 24 hours. If it's been longer than these timeframes, definitely reach out to the company again. They should be able to provide a refund confirmation number or transaction ID. As for the IRS issue, consider using the Taxpayer Advocate Service if you're having trouble resolving it on your own. They can often help navigate complex situations.
Wow, thank you so much for this detailed breakdown! It's really helpful to have all this info in one place. I'll definitely keep an eye on those timeframes and follow up if needed.
lol welcome to the wonderful world of adulting where you gotta chase down your own money 𤔠good luck OP!
Haha, ain't that the truth! š Thanks for the laugh, needed that today!
Maybe try reaching out to your local congressperson's office? They sometimes have liaisons who can help with IRS issues.
just dont pay taxes problem solved š¤”
lmao found the anarchist
Yes officer, this comment right here šš
Jabari-Jo
Have you checked if there were any changes to tax laws or deductions for 2021? Sometimes a big bill can come from missing out on a form or a change in how certain income is taxed. Might be worth talking to a tax professional to review your return.
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Scarlett Forster
ā¢That's a good point, I hadn't thought of that. Do you know if there were any major changes that year?
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Jabari-Jo
ā¢There were quite a few due to COVID relief measures. Things like unemployment benefits, stimulus checks, and changes to itemized deductions. A pro could help you make sure everything was reported correctly.
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Kristin Frank
40k?! š± Bruh, I'd be having a heart attack. Sending good vibes your way, hope you get this sorted out!
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