2016 Refund Schedule and 2016 Tax Refund Calculator now available

2016 Refund Schedule and Tax Refund Calculator are now available.

It's finally that time of the year. We have released our 2016 Refund Schedule and our 2016 Tax Refund Calculator. Are you getting ready for the holiday season and need to see when and how much your 2016 tax refund will be? We have the tools to get your started.

2016 IRS Refund Cycle Chart for Tax Year 2015 is available here. This chart will list all of the days that your 2016 tax refund will be in direct deposited or 2016 tax check will be sent depending on what day your IRS Tax Refund is accepted by the Internal Revenue Service. The latest information is expecting the IRS to begin accepting tax returns January 11th, 2016. We will post more on our website as the IRS releases more information.

Our 2016 Tax Refund Calculator for 2015 Tax Year is available here. This will allow you to calculate your 2016 tax refund or find out how much taxes you will owe in 2016. This is only an estimate but it will allow you to plan your 2016 Tax Year.

We will continue to post all 2016 Tax Season news here first, so please bookmark us and check back daily for news. Also like and follow us on Facebook, here.

IRS Tax Refund Schedule Updated

We updated our IRS E-File Cycle Chart today to account for the IRS changing the payout dates from Thursday to Wednesday. Check out the changes and please let us know if you find any problems.
2015 IRS Tax Refund Schedule.

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Updated for the 2014 Tax Year (2015 Tax Season)

One of the most pressing questions in the life of an early tax filer – when can I expect my tax refund to come? Before e-filing, this was always difficult to predict. First, you mail in your return. Then someone inputs all your information (and later, computers scanned in your information), then the Treasury had to issue a check, which was then mailed to you. Now, with a free IRS e-file, you can get your refund in as little as 8 days from when you file, if you elect for direct deposit.

For 9 out of 10 taxpayers, the IRS issued refunds in less than 21 days from the date the return was received last year.

For the 2015 tax filing season, the IRS announced that it will start accepting eFile and paper returns on January 20, 2015. You can find the press release here.