Get $1500 Tax Refund Now or Wait 21 Days or More for the IRS

Get a $1500 Tax Refund Now, don't wait 21 Days for the IRS to send you your refund.

Getting a $1500 Tax Refund Now is simple with a short application and fast processing. Don't wait the 3 weeks or more for an IRS refund.

According to the IRS website:

IRS TAX TIP 2001-48 REFUNDS -- HOW LONG SHOULD THEY TAKE? Are you expecting a tax refund from the IRS this year? If you file a complete and accurate paper tax return, your refund should be issued in about six to eight weeks from the date IRS receives and accepts your return. If you file your return electronically, your refund should be issued in less than three weeks.

Since most people do file electronically, we choose to focus on the 3-week timeframe. Just be aware, that if you file a paper return it will take the much longer six to eight weeks for the IRS to provide a refund.

Why it may take longer than 21 days for some taxpayers to receive their federal refund

What if I Want More then a $1500 Tax Refund Now Advance?

We do not allow you to get a short-term tax advance that is larger than what your current income can support, however, we do offer larger tax refund installment advances that provide for a longer repayment period and thus more spread out payments with our $5000 tax refund now installment advance and the only thing you need to do to apply for one is to apply for an advance amount that is larger than $1500.

Anyone that applies for an advance that is larger than $1500 is automatically sent through our installment advance system.

Anyone that applies for $1500 or less is automatically processed through our regular cash advance system.

If the amount of the $1500 tax refund advance you get approved for does not satisfy your immediate needs, nothing stops you from applying for another $1500 tax refund now advance.

We do not advance more than we believe someone’s income can support as it could easily bring someone to financial ruin if their taxes are not accepted by the IRS or if the IRS keeps your refund for any reason.

Where can you get more information on tax refund delays

The IRS Website has a lot of information on tax processing delays and you can even see where your refund is and if your refund is delayed. Once you receive confirmation that your federal return has been accepted, you'll be able to start tracking your refund at the IRS Where's My Refund? site.

As you can see, there are many reasons that your tax refund can be delayed or even never sent. But, if you need your $1500 tax refund now and your certain that none of these factors will affect you then we encourage you to apply with Income Tax Advances using our simple 1 page application on mobile or 1 page application on computer

What if My Tax Return is Not Accepted

If you get your $1500 tax refund now by taking out a tax advance and it is before you file your taxes or before your taxes are accepted by the IRS then it is very possible that your tax refund advance repayment comes due before you receive your tax refund.

If this occurs and you do not get your refund by the Tax Refund Now repayment date then you will either need to repay the advance from your paycheck or you will need to pay for an advance extension. For those possible reasons, which do occur more often than you might think, we choose to set your repayment date on your pay date which can help you save from paying for an advance extension.

What If My Refund is Kept by the IRS and Never Comes

If you have unpaid student loans, unpaid child support, previously unpaid taxes or other unpaid government obligations then the Government will keep your refund and apply it to those obligations and you would never receive your expected tax refund.

For these reasons we also base the amount of the $1500 Tax Refund Now advance on your income and set the repayment date on one of your pay dates. The IRS keeping a tax refund does occur more often than most people might think. By basing your tax refund advance amount on your income and setting the repayment on a payday it gives you the full ability to repay the advance without ever exceeding a repayment you can afford and without ever needing to pay extra for an advance extension.

Are there other reasons the IRS might delay processing my tax refund

Yes, there are many reasons the IRS may delay processing of your tax return and thus delay sending your tax refund and here are 8 of them:

1) If you do not include all required forms, it will delay your refund.

2) If you are missing certain information on your tax forms, it will delay your refund.

3) If your SSN does not match the SSN the IRS has on file for you, it will delay your refund.

4) If you file too early or too late it can delay your refund.

5) If you make math errors on your tax forms it will delay your refund.

6) Incorrect direct deposit information will delay your refund.

7) Filing an amended tax return can delay your refund.

8) You do not file your taxes electronically with the IRS will certainly delay your refund.

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by Teri West