The IRS has started releasing refunds for taxpayers who claimed the earned income tax credit and the additional child tax credit. Many of the refunds should arrive in bank accounts or on debit cards this week. The IRS also explained some facts about tax refunds, such as: Nine out of 10 are usually issued in less than 21 days, IRS customer service representatives can’t provide refund information until 21 days have passed since a return was filed and requesting a transcript won’t reveal the status of a refund. Read the details here: http://bit.ly/2ou8ouP
Earned income tax credit and the additional Child tax credit
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