March 5, 2019 The best way to check the status your refund is through Where's My Refund? on IRS.gov. All you need is internet access and this information: Your Social Security numbers Your filing status Your exact whole dollar refund amount You can start checking on the status of you return within 24 hours after the IRS received your e-filed return, or four weeks after mailing a paper return.

Where’s My Refund? is available almost all of the time. However, our system is not available every Monday, early, from 12 a.m. (Midnight) to 3 a.m. Eastern Time. Our Refund Trace feature is not available during the following times (Eastern Time):

If Get My Payment does not provide a payment date, a payment will not be issued and you may claim the Recovery Rebate Credit, if you’re eligible. You must file a 2020 tax return to claim the credit even if you usually don’t file. Get My Payment. For help with Get My Payment, see Frequently Asked Questions. Get more information

The mailing addresses listed here are for 2020 IRS federal tax returns only - find state tax return mailing addresses here.. The actual IRS tax return mailing address including UPS, FEDEX options will be based on the state or territory you currently live or reside in and on the type of Form 1040 that you are filing, and whether you expect a tax refund or submitting a tax payment.

Refund information is updated Tuesday and Friday nights. Any change to your refund information will show the following day. Please enter the primary Social Security number of the return. Choose your filing status and then enter the refund amount you are claiming. Enter refund amount as whole dollars only (don't round, just drop the cents).

Undeliverable Refunds. Refunds of taxpayers who have moved, changed their names, or whose addresses were incomplete or illegible on their income tax returns, are often returned to the Nebraska Department of Revenue. Hundreds of individual income tax refunds are returned each year by the U.S. Postal Service marked “undeliverable.”