It depends on whether you got a refund anticipation loan or paid for your tax preparation and had the check sent to you or direct deposited. Tax preparers have an agreement with a bank to loan you money until they receive your refund from the IRS. So if you got a loan and had to go back the next day to pick up the check – Jackson Hewitt actually printed that check in their office after the IRS received your electronic return and approved it. If you paid for the fees up front and asked for the refund to be sent to your checking account or mailed, then the IRS sent it to you.
The only way they should get your refund is if you decided to take your refund with you that day. I would say it will be by direct deposit if you did it this way. If you didn’t opt for the rapid refund option and you e-filed then most of the time you get the refund in about 2 weeks. If you sent by mail, you will be waiting for a while maybe 6 weeks or more.
It depends on whether you got a refund anticipation loan or paid for your tax preparation and had the check sent to you or direct deposited. Tax preparers have an agreement with a bank to loan you money until they receive your refund from the IRS. So if you got a loan and had to go back the next day to pick up the check – Jackson Hewitt actually printed that check in their office after the IRS received your electronic return and approved it. If you paid for the fees up front and asked for the refund to be sent to your checking account or mailed, then the IRS sent it to you.
The only way they should get your refund is if you decided to take your refund with you that day. I would say it will be by direct deposit if you did it this way. If you didn’t opt for the rapid refund option and you e-filed then most of the time you get the refund in about 2 weeks. If you sent by mail, you will be waiting for a while maybe 6 weeks or more.
did you ask for it???