Although most U.S. taxpayers are expected to get their tax refunds within 21 days of filing their returns, two groups have faced a longer delay: People who claim either the Child Tax Credit or the Earned Income Tax Credit on their annual returns.
These filers are facing delays because of a law designed to deter frauds linked to those valuable tax credits, such as by screening for fraudsters who try to claim someone's refund as their own. Individuals who filed early in the tax season — which began January 24 — and claimed either of those two tax credits are likely to receive their refund checks on March 1, the IRS said last week.
Taxpayers claiming one or both of the above tax credits who ask for paper checks may have to wait an additional several days for the money to show up in the mail — even if they filed electronically. Even with direct deposit, it can take an additional day or two for a refund check to clear and land in a personal bank account.
?" To use the tool, people must provide their Social Security number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, their filing status and their exact refund amount.
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