2014 IRS Refund Schedule for 2013 Tax Payments

2014 IRS Refund Cycle Chart and e-file payment information.

This is a schedule for 2014 IRS Refund Cycle Chart. Direct Deposit and Check date’s below. Please see disclaimer. 2014 tax refund schedule is listed below for information purposes.

IRS accepts your return (by 11:00 am) between…*					Projected Direct Deposit Sent*	Projected Paper Check Mailed*
				January 28 2014	1/29/2014	1/31/2014
January 29		and		February 01 2014	2/5/2014	2/7/2014
February 02		and		February 08 2014	2/12/2014	2/14/2014
February 09		and		February 15 2014	2/19/2014	2/21/2014
February 16		and		February 22 2014	2/26/2014	2/28/2014
February 23		and		March 01 2014	3/5/2014	3/7/2014
March 02		and		March 08 2014	3/12/2014	3/14/2014
March 09		and		March 15 2014	3/19/2014	3/21/2014
March 16		and		March 22 2014	3/26/2014	3/28/2014
March 23		and		March 29 2014	4/2/2014	4/4/2014
March 30		and		April 05 2014	4/9/2014	4/11/2014
April 06		and		April 12 2014	4/16/2014	4/18/2014
April 13		and		April 19 2014	4/23/2014	4/25/2014
April 20		and		April 26 2014	4/30/2014	5/2/2014
April 27		and		May 03 2014	5/7/2014	5/9/2014
May 04		and		May 10 2014	5/14/2014	5/16/2014
May 11		and		May 17 2014	5/21/2014	5/23/2014
May 18		and		May 24 2014	5/28/2014	5/30/2014
May 25		and		May 31 2014	6/4/2014	6/6/2014
June 01		and		June 07 2014	6/11/2014	6/13/2014
June 08		and		June 14 2014	6/18/2014	6/20/2014
June 15		and		June 21 2014	6/25/2014	6/27/2014
June 22		and		June 28 2014	7/2/2014	7/4/2014
June 29		and		July 05 2014	7/9/2014	7/11/2014
July 06		and		July 12 2014	7/16/2014	7/18/2014
July 13		and		July 19 2014	7/23/2014	7/25/2014
July 20		and		July 26 2014	7/30/2014	8/1/2014
July 27		and		August 02 2014	8/6/2014	8/8/2014
August 03		and		August 09 2014	8/13/2014	8/15/2014
August 10		and		August 16 2014	8/20/2014	8/22/2014
August 17		and		August 23 2014	8/27/2014	8/29/2014
August 24		and		August 30 2014	9/3/2014	9/5/2014
August 31		and		September 06 2014	9/10/2014	9/12/2014
September 07		and		September 13 2014	9/17/2014	9/19/2014
September 14		and		September 20 2014	9/24/2014	9/26/2014
September 21		and		September 27 2014	10/1/2014	10/3/2014
September 28		and		October 04 2014	10/8/2014	10/10/2014
October 05		and		October 11 2014	10/15/2014	10/17/2014
October 12		and		October 18 2014	10/22/2014	10/24/2014
October 19		and		October 25 2014	10/29/2014	10/31/2014
October 26		and		November 01 2014	11/5/2014	11/7/2014
November 02		and		November 08 2014	11/12/2014	11/14/2014
November 09		and		November 15 2014	11/19/2014	11/21/2014
November 16		and		November 22 2014	11/26/2014	11/28/2014
November 23		and		November 29 2014	12/3/2014	12/5/2014
November 30		and		December 06 2014	12/10/2014	12/12/2014
December 07		and		December 13 2014	12/17/2014	12/19/2014
December 14		and		December 20 2014	12/24/2014	12/26/2014
December 21		and		December 27 2014	12/31/2014	1/2/2015

*These are only estimates, the I.R.S. has refused to give exact dates to new audit process. There are no guarantees with the I.R.S this year, but one thing is for sure. The earlier you file, the earlier you will receive a return. Contact us today for more details and to schedule your early tax appointment.

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IRS Scandal Update

We found an interesting article about President Obama's suspected involvement with the IRS Scandal in 2013.

The revelation that acting IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman visited the White House at least 157 times during the period in which conservative groups were being targeted with tax audits gives us the first real indication of the extent to which this scandal reaches into the White House. The IRS Scandal could go even deeper.
The incredible frequency of the visits -- essentially weekly -- indicate that President Obama must have been deeply involved with the inner workings of the audits and harassment of conservative groups. If Schulman was in the White House every week, what was he there to talk about?

Not Obamacare. Not without having Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in attendance, you wouldn't. About Treasury issues? Deficit reduction? Not without Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
The obvious reason is that Obama was following the IRS audits with an obsessive, personal involvement.
Apparently, the Citizens United scandal so galvanized him into action and tapped so deeply into his psyche that he was determined personally to supervise the castration of the wealthy people and groups whose access to the political system was opened wide by the Court.
To see a man who held a subordinate, non-policy making position 157 times, you have to be a president on a mission.
It transforms one's sense of the scandal from a rogue agency to a rogue president using the agency as his personal instrument. An instrument of vengeance, self-defense and political influence.
Richard Nixon was doomed when we all realized that the paranoia of the man had infected his entire administration.
When Chuck Colson led the plumbers unit to investigate leaks and to use the IRS to terrify and intimidate his enemies, we realized that he was operating as Nixon's man doing Nixon's bidding based on the needs of Nixon's psyche.
No we realize that the IRS audits and the harassment of conservative groups went very deep in Obama's priority system. This scandal will destroy him.
Or, as the Greeks said in ancient times, "Those who the gods would destroy they first make mad with power."

Morris, a former political adviser to Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) and President Bill Clinton, is the author of "Outrage." To get all of Dick Morris’s and Eileen McGann’s columns for free by email, go to www.dickmorris.com.

We will keep you updated as details on the IRS Scandal come out.

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Claim your 2009 Income Tax refund check quickly!

The deadline for filing your 2009 Income Tax Refund is steadily approaching.

The IRS deadline for claiming 2009 Income Tax refund checks is April 15th, 2013. You will need to paper file your return by April 15th to claim your 2009 refund checks. This is for federal income tax refunds only.

"Refunds totaling just over $917 million may be waiting for an estimated 984,400 taxpayers who did not file a federal income tax return for 2009, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. However, to collect the money, a return for 2009 must be filed with the IRS no later than Monday, April 15, 2013."

"By failing to file a return, people stand to lose more than refund of taxes withheld or paid during 2009. In addition, many low-and-moderate income workers may not have claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). For 2009, the credit is worth as much as $5,657. The EITC helps individuals and families whose incomes are below certain thresholds."

More details available at the IRS website. If you need assistance filing your 2009 Income Tax Return, contact Hot Springs Tax Services for help.

When to file your income taxes in 2013?

 When should you file your 2012 Income Tax Return?

The tax law sets deadlines for filing 2012 income tax returns. However, there is room to maneuver, and the time you choose to file depends on your personal situation. Here are some guidelines to help you decide on the best time for you to file your return. File early The filing season for 2012 income tax returns officially opened in end of January 2013 when the IRS began to accept electronically-filed returns. Most individuals do not file before the beginning of February in order to receive information returns, such as W-2s and 1099s, which are usually sent to taxpayers at the end of January; this information is needed to complete the return. There are some compelling reasons to file as early as possible, once the necessary information is available: • To receive a tax refund. If you overpaid your 2012 taxes, the longer you wait, the longer the government has the use of your money on an interest-free basis. Usually, you can expect to receive your refund within 72 hours after IRS acknowledges receipt of your e-filed return, or three to four weeks after mailing a paper return. However, the IRS has recently indicated that some refunds may be delayed a week or two due to security measures against fraud. • To apply a refund to 2012 IRA or HSA contributions. You can direct the IRS to transfer your refund directly to an IRA or Health Savings Account (HSA) for 2012, assuming you are eligible to make a contribution. If you want the refund to be used for a contribution that will be deducted on the 2012 income tax return, the return must be filed early enough to ensure that the transfer is complete before April 15, 2013, the deadline for a 2012 contribution. Use Form 8888 to indicate the account to which you want your refund transferred; you can split the refund into as many as three accounts. • To get the filing obligation behind you. Many taxpayers dread income tax filing, so the sooner they complete the task, the better off they feel. April 15 The deadline for filing the 2012 income tax return is April 15, 2013. The majority of taxpayers file by this date; it avoids the need to request a filing extension. Even if you normally might ask for an extension because you don’t get around to completing the return by this date, you may have to force yourself to do so in certain situations, such as: • Needing a completed tax return for financial aid purposes if you, your spouse, or your child is in or will attend college. • Needing a completed tax return if you want to refinance your mortgage. If, for any reason, you want more time, you have to request a filing extension by April 15. This is done on Form 4868. But beware: The extension only gives you more time to file the return, not to pay taxes owed. If you obtain a filing extension, pay as much of the tax you owe to minimize or avoid underpayment penalties. October 15 The final day to file your 2012 income tax return is Oct. 15, 2012, assuming you’ve received a filing extension. If you file after this date, you’ll owe late filing penalties. This date is also the last day to file electronically. If you miss the deadline, you’ll have to submit a paper return. There are no IRS indications or taxpayer anecdotes to show that filing by this date creates any additional audit exposure. So take advantage of this extra time to file if you need it for such reasons as: • Family problems. If there’s an illness, a move, or other personal issues distracting you, take the extra time—to October 15—to file the return. • Obtaining missing information. For example, if you’re an owner in an S corporation, partnership, or limited liability company, you may not receive until September 15 the Schedule K-1 indicating the share of income and expenses you claim on your return. • Funding a SEP retirement plan if you are self-employed.You may not have the cash before this date to make your contribution. Final thought: When in doubt about the best time to file your return, talk to a tax advisor in your area or online.