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IHSC Treas 310 indicates a deposit related to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and typically refers to a payment from the U.S. Treasury, often for tax refunds or other federal payments. The "310" code specifically signifies that it is a direct deposit transaction. If you see this on your bank account, it usually means you have received funds from the IRS, such as a tax refund or stimulus payment. Always check your IRS account or relevant documentation for details regarding the specific payment.
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