Filing your taxes can be a daunting task, but checking the status of your e-filed tax return shouldn't be. Once you've submitted your tax return to H&R Block, they'll review it and then send it to the IRS for processing. The IRS will then either accept or reject your tax return, and there are several ways to check the status of your e-filed tax return.
One way to check your e-file status is by visiting the H&R Block Where's My Refund page. Here, you can check the status of your tax return by entering your social security number, filing status, and refund amount. You can also create or sign in to your MyBlock account or download the free H&R Block mobile app for iPhone, iPad, or Android to check your refund status.
If your e-file return status is accepted, this means that the IRS has started processing your tax return. You can expect to receive your refund within 21 days from the date of acceptance. However, if your tax return is rejected, this means that the IRS has identified an error on your return, and you'll need to take immediate action to correct the mistake.
If you filed your taxes with a tax professional, you'll need to work with them to fix the error. If you used H&R Block's online or software program to file your taxes, you can easily fix the error yourself and then resubmit your tax return. Keep in mind that your state tax return won't be processed until the IRS accepts your federal tax return, and it may also be put on hold if the IRS is taking longer than expected to process your federal return.
In conclusion, checking the status of your e-filed tax return is easy with H&R Block's Where's My Refund page, MyBlock account, or mobile app. If your tax return is accepted, you can expect to receive your refund within 21 days. However, if your tax return is rejected, take immediate action to correct the error to avoid any further delays in receiving your refund.