How to get your tax refund fast?

To get your ​tax refund fast, you can follow these 6 tips:

1. File your ​tax return electronically: Filing your tax return electronically is generally faster than mailing a paper return. It eliminates the time it takes for your return to reach the ​IRS and reduces the chances of errors or missing information. At RLS Professional Services we offer virtual electronic tax filing to make the process even faster. Once we have received your documents your return will be filed electronically in 1-2 business days.

2. Opt for ​direct deposit: Choose direct deposit for your tax refund instead of receiving a paper check. This allows the IRS to directly deposit the funds into your ​bank account, saving time that would be spent on printing and mailing a physical check.

3. Ensure accuracy and completeness: Double-check your tax return to make sure all information is accurate and complete. Errors or missing information can lead to processing delays. Using tax software or seeking assistance from a tax professional can help ensure your return is error-free. At RLS we use industry-leading software and guarantee error-free filing and proper due diligence.

4. File early: Filing your tax return as early as possible can speed up the refund process. The IRS processes returns on a first-come, first-served basis, so the sooner you file, the sooner your return will be processed.

5. Use electronic payment for taxes owed: If you owe taxes, consider paying electronically using Direct Pay or the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS). Electronic payments are processed faster than mailing a check and can help ensure timely processing of your return.

6. Check the status of your refund: After you've filed your tax return, you can check the status of your refund using the "Track My Refund" tool on the RLS website. This will give you updates on when your refund is approved and sent, or if any additional information is needed.

If you want to get your tax refund fast by following these steps, you can increase the chances of receiving it quickly. However, do keep in mind that the actual processing time may vary depending on the complexity of your return, any errors or discrepancies, and the overall volume of returns being processed by the IRS.