#TaxRefund #breaking #TaxSeason In today’s IRS tax refund update, we will look at the latest developments, including the next round of tax refunds scheduled for release this week. We will also recap some of the top causes of ongoing tax refund delays and possible solutions, as well as what happens if your direct deposit tax refund is sent to the wrong or closed bank account. Starting with the latest: the next round of tax refunds is scheduled for release on June 26th, as confirmed by the tax transcript seen here. If you are part of this batch, most will receive the direct deposit on June 26th. However, allow up to 5 additional days for it to post to your bank account before initiating a payment trace with the IRS. Remember, not all refund status results will update, so check your tax transcripts for the most current information. Moving on to some of the top reasons behind tax refund delays: the most commonly reported issue is entry errors, or what the IRS considers math errors. These occur when a filer accidentally enters a wrong amount on a tax return. Just two years ago, over 17 million tax returns contained errors needing additional action by the IRS. It could be something as simple as one digit being off. Another issue impacting some is when the direct deposit refund is sent to a closed bank account or an incorrect account listed on the tax return. If affected, you will likely see an 841 refund canceled code on your tax transcript, indicating the refund was returned to the IRS as undeliverable. In this case, the IRS will mail you a paper check, usually within 4 to 6 weeks of receiving it back. ClearValue Tax, Matthew Lesko, Skip, Credit Viral, Andrew Cartwright, Andrew Cartwright, Blind to Billionaire, Grant Chatter, Snyder Reports, Steve Ram, Recommended, Suggested videos, Browse features, Recommendations #TaxRefund #IRS #News #Taxes #TaxReturn #Tax #Refund #TaxSeason #youtube #video #new #newvideo #breaking news