Is it possible that your refund can go into your account on a Saturday? (2024)

‎June 3, 201911:47 AM

This is possible but unlikely. Do NOT have charges pending in your account that depend on these funds until they are deposited, the government works at it's own pace and can deny the claim, even after it is accepted (although that is also unlikely).

The government never processes refunds on Saturdays or Sundays, or federal holidays. However your bank might receive the funds on Friday and make them available on Saturday.

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@Fresxedits You will need to reach out to your bank to see if they can release your funds sooner.

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You will need to contact Turbo Visa Debit Card to see when they will release the deposit. You can reach Turbo Card by callingCustomer Care.

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evidently, you have an overpayment that is to be refunded. you can wait for the iRS to send you a check which takes longer than a direct deposit. a direct deposit is sent electronically to your checking or savings account. if you don't have either then respond as such to the preparer or if you want to get a check.

the routing number is a 9 digit number that would appear on the lower left of a check. the account number appears on the lower right and does not include the check number. for a savings account, you may need to contact the bank for the proper routing number since that usually doesn't show up on any statement. the account number should be on a statement

your preparer almost certainly has not yet filed waiting for you to respond.