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Chainfire

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10. I wouldn't worry about it. You authorized the payment, if they don't take it, it is on them.

Fri Apr 1, 2022, 08:51 PM

Apr 2022

(assuming of course that Block processed it, and if they didn't, then they are responsible) Don't worry, if I am on your tax evasion jury, I will suggest that you get less than ten years at hard labor.

Our 2019 taxes, filed in '20 took the IRS about 10 months to process. We owed some piddling sum, but since they hadn't processed the return, It kept us from getting one of the Covid stimulus check on time, which we later got as a tax refund.

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Question about IRS payment [View all] XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 OP

I'm not a pro @ taxes (at all,) but elleng Apr 2022 #1

Ty XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #2

Please try to relax, elleng Apr 2022 #5

Perhaps SoCalDavidS Apr 2022 #3

Thans! XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #4

I had my tax preparer set the withdrawal date FoxNewsSucks Apr 2022 #6

Ask Block if your filing has been "accepted" by the IRS. trof Apr 2022 #7

My 2018 tax return took 2 years to process-- viva la Apr 2022 #8

Hmmm. I should check. I paid using a credit card through the H&R Block program. rsdsharp Apr 2022 #9

I wouldn't worry about it. You authorized the payment, if they don't take it, it is on them. Chainfire Apr 2022 #10

Thanks. I was heartbroken XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #11

Update XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #12

I completed mine in February Evergreen Emerald Apr 2022 #13

I'm irritated bc she stressed me out XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #14

That deadline of the 15th is for filing, not for payment Trailrider1951 Apr 2022 #15

April 18 is the due date for both the return and any payments this year, or later in some cases -- progree Apr 2022 #16