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i saw something that said on Fridays.
To the beginning balance, add the deposit made and then subtract the sum of the outstanding checks to figure out the new balance. Beginning balance + deposit: 398.52 + 425.69 = 824.21 Outstanding checks: 29.72 + 135.47 + 208.28 = 373.47 Balance - outstanding checks: 824.21 - 373.47 = 450.74 (new balance)
If you have your refund automically deposited than you should receive your refund in your bank account the first week in August. All others should receive their the third week in August.
Usually the IRS sends out the direct deposits at the end of each week (Friday) Normally the IRS will issue your tax refund on the Friday the week after your tax return is accepted.
Speaking of tax year 2012, i filed early, was accepted on jan 31 2013 refund scheduled to be deposited on feb. 27 thats a wed. go figure!! this was a simple return, it may be more complicated for others!!
This is an easy question but in order to solve it,you need to know what deposit means which is "to placed or kept a certain amount of money in a bank to gain interest." You would then add $298.72 + $425.69 (deposit) = which would total to $724.41 from this total you would then start to subtract the checks you wrote out for $208.28-$135.$47-29.72=$350.94 and then just subtract the $5.00 from the bank letter which gives your answer $345.94.Which means you had $345.94 left in your bank account. -Lyra
if you are asking about claims checks or drafts there is no day of the week.......they are issued as payment is ready or needed....
If you are asking about the day refund are sent, they are sent on Fridays. You can find this information on irs.gov under refund cycle.
Different colleges have different policies regarding dropped classes. In most cases I have seen there is a refund policy. The refund policy is then broken down into time limits and percentages at which they refund. An example might be that college (A) refunds 100% of the cost of the class if you drop in week one. They might then keep 25% of the cost of the class beginning in week two and add 25% to that number every week so that by week 4 if you drop you will not get a refund and will have to pay for the class again if you retake it.
Rapid refund can get you your money in as little as one day. However think long and hard before you do this. The fees are astronomical and so it will take a big bite out of your refund. two week
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$38 for 22 pages of advise you have heard before. Nothing new here. There is a guarantee that if you do not quit he will refund every cent of your money, but there is no where to contact them for a refund. No e-mail address - nothing. You will not get a refund.