What to Do If Your Refund Was Issued but Not Deposited?

Learn how to resolve issues with your unreceived refund. Check with your bank and verify with the issuing agency.

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If your refund was issued but not deposited, contact your bank first to check for delays or issues. If the bank confirms no receipt, reach out to the issuing agency (e.g., IRS for tax refunds) to verify the refund status and provide additional instructions. Keep all related documents for reference.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How can I check the status of my tax refund? You can check your tax refund status through the IRS website or by contacting them directly.
  2. What should I do if my bank says they haven't received my refund? In that case, verify this with the issuing agency or the IRS to trace the refund status.
  3. Are there common reasons for refund delays? Yes, common reasons include processing errors, bank delays, or issues with your tax filings.
  4. What documents should I keep regarding my refund? Keep all correspondence from the IRS, bank statements, and any related paperwork for reference.