Although the IRS has not explained how the inactive account deposit error occurred, tax preparation companies are already delivering second stimulus check deposits to their clients
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The site CNBC Make It notes that millions of clients of tax preparation firms were notified in early this month that your stimulus deposits were sent to incorrect bank accounts .
The IRS did not explain what happened, it only said some payments may have been sent to an account c wrong or inactive active and that taxpayers would have to wait to claim a Recovery Refund Credit on your 1200 to receive your second payment stimulus .
Later it was learned that ISR was tr going down with tax preparation companies to forward payments to the affected people as quickly as possible.
Customers of TurboTax and H&R Block started receiving their payments on the correct accounts from last week .
For their part Jackson Hewitt, TaxAct and Republic Bank say that their customers You can expect to receive your stimulus payments starting February 1 .
Jackson Hewitt issued a statement in which it states that always looks after the interests of its clients and that it considers unacceptable the effect caused for the IRS error , which caused the second stimulus payment not to arrive in a timely manner to its recipients.
For your part TaxAct said that recommended other solutions to the IRS so that your customers received their payments before February , including the fact that a banking partner covered the stimulus money immediately so that the will reimburse it later , but the agency chose its own path , same as will take longer .
A spokesperson for TaxAct told CNBC Make It that “La situation created by the IRS is unacceptable because which is hurting not only the clients of TaxAct, but also millions of additional Americans needing funds from stimulus“.
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