How Tax Refund Advances Work for W-2 Filers
A tax refund advance is not a loan against your paycheck. It is an advance on the federal refund you are already owed, given to you today instead of weeks from now. Here is exactly how it works.
What a refund advance actually is
When you file your taxes, the IRS may owe you a refund based on what you overpaid during the year. A refund advance lets us hand you part of that verified refund right away, before the IRS finishes processing. You still receive the full balance of your refund once the IRS pays it out. The advance simply arrives sooner.
Because the advance is backed by your own refund, it is not debt against your income. There are no monthly payments and no interest charges on the advance itself.
Who qualifies (W-2 filers)
We file W-2 personal income, including one job or several W-2 jobs. As long as your documents support a verified refund estimate, you can be eligible for an advance of up to half of that amount.
We do not file business, corporation, self-employment (1099), or complex investment returns. Keeping it to W-2 personal returns keeps the price flat and the process fast.
How fast the cash arrives
Most advances are sent the same day you finish and sign your return, once it is verified. The rest of your refund follows when the IRS funds it, and the flat fee comes out of that refund automatically.
You are paid through your bank account, so there is nothing to pick up in person. The whole thing happens from your phone.
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