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IRS to Stop Mailing Checks: What Every American Needs to Do Before It’s Too Late

March 6, 2026 · Personal Finance

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How to Set Up Direct Deposit for Your Tax Refund

Switching to electronic payments is simple and can be done when filing your tax return.

Step 1: Provide Bank Account Information

When filing your taxes—either online or through a tax professional—you can enter your:

  • Bank routing number
  • Checking or savings account number

Step 2: Choose Direct Deposit

Select direct deposit refund option instead of requesting a mailed check.

Step 3: Verify Your Information

Double-check your banking information to avoid delays.

Even a small error in account numbers can cause your IRS refund payment to be rejected or delayed.

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