In 2025, the United States Government will not renew a large number of IRS worker contracts, forcing the remaining workers to take on additional work. As a result, the entire annual tax process will take significantly longer than usual.
At least that is the theory, because there is currently no definitive confirmation of the delays. What is certain is that if the “trial” workers do not continue to work, the IRS will experience significant staff cuts. These measures, proposed by Donald Trump’s new administration, aim to improve the country’s overall economy.
A priori the news of optimizing the government’s resources may be a good sign, but if that means slowing down or delaying all bureaucratic processes it is possible that the president will find detractors throughout the country.
How will the IRS cuts affect my Tax Refund?
The truth is that those who have already filed their tax returns with the IRS should receive their refunds soon. But if we haven’t sent the documents yet, we might be in trouble. It all depends on how the government decides to focus.
For the time being, the only way to ensure that our Tax Refund arrives on time is to send the documentation as soon as possible. This is the only way to ensure that we receive our refund as soon as possible.
If we’ve already submitted the tax return, all we can do is wait. However, if we have not already done so, we should gather all of our documents and send them as soon as they are ready.
Ways to speed up the IRS Tax Refund
To speed up the entire Tax Refund process, we need to keep several things in mind:
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- Send all the documentation without forgetting anything.
- Check the documentation before sending it.
- Send all documentation to the IRS electronically.
- Activate Direct Deposit to get your Tax Refund as soon as possible.
Remember that when you send your tax return, the IRS must first ensure that everything is in order and correct. If you made a mistake, there is still time to correct it; however, if you wait much longer to send the documentation, you may encounter problems.
Once we have submitted all of the documentation to the IRS, we will have to wait approximately three weeks for the funds to appear in our bank account. There is no exact date for receiving the funds, but this is an approximate date in these cases.