TPG refund going to closed bank account - what happens now?

Hey, tax pro here. If your refund is being sent to a closed bank account through TPG (Tax Product Group), here's what typically happens: The bank will reject the deposit and send it back to the IRS. This usually takes about 2-3 weeks for the funds to be returned. After that, the IRS will typically mail you a paper check to the address they have on file. The whole process can take 4-6 weeks from the initial rejected deposit. I'd highly recommend checking out taxr.ai (https://taxr.ai) - it's this new AI tool that can analyze your transcripts and give you a precise timeline of when to expect your refund after a rejected deposit. It'll also tell you if there are any holds or additional verification needed that might delay things further.

TPG will automatically send you a paper check if the direct deposit fails. Usually takes about 7-10 business days after the rejected deposit. Make sure your mailing address is current with them.

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stuck in the same boat rn. closed my old account last month smh

Called TPG last week about this exact thing. They said 2 weeks for check but mine came in 8 days

protip: next time use direct deposit to IRS instead of TPG... saves so much headache fr fr

dont stress it. happened to me last year and check showed up pretty quick

Been through this exact situation! When TPG can't deposit to a closed account, they'll automatically mail you a paper check to your last known address. Usually takes about 10-14 business days after the failed deposit attempt. Make sure to update your address with both TPG and the IRS if you've moved. You can call TPG customer service to confirm they have your correct mailing address - their number should be on any paperwork you got from your tax preparer. Hang in there, the check will come!