Quick IRS question..

[xxweekxx]

how long does IRS take to cash a check you send em?

Example i sent them a check monday, they were scheduled to receive it today..

When will they cash it?

[xxweekxx]

bump guys..

[Chris]

within a week

[xxweekxx]

but they dont cash it same day they get it right?

[GatorB]

Sounds like your checking account is lacking funds. Try saving up through out the year for this.

[Barefootsies]

but they dont cash it same day they get it right?

Wrong.

They have those automatic check cash things. Where they run it through the scanner, and it gets pulled from your account. This was on shown on that NATGEO special about the IRS last week or so.

So... once they get it, open your letter, it is run through the reader, and cashed instantly.

But don't worry cupcake. I sent them mine last week, and they have yet to cash it toots.

[IllTestYourGirls]

Usually the king has to taste some of the milk and cook some of the veggies before he takes the rest of his crop?..wait oops?.. They cash it instantly.

[xxweekxx]

i have enuff funds was just wondering cuz im tempted to take the money..

[Barefootsies]

i have enuff funds was just wondering cuz im tempted to take the money..

Practice your soap bend overs wit BoyAlley.

[Furious_Female]

I would think even if it does get returned by the bank, the IRS would put it in again. Most places do, common practice.

[lazycash]

Once your check bounces, you have to pay them double.

[JD]

Once your check bounces, you have to pay them double.

haha 100% NSF fee eh?

[Tom_PM]

Well, I paid by automatic withdrawal from checking account on Tuesday, and I just checked my bank and the money has been taken already.

The government works fast when it's taking money has always been my take on it.

[Barefootsies]

Well, I paid by automatic withdrawal from checking account on Tuesday, and I just checked my bank and the money has been taken already.

The government works fast when it's taking money has always been my take on it.

Yeah, I checked my account this afternoon, and they took one of the two payments.

Uncle Sam's grubby hand is on the case.

[Brooke Anderson]

We always do a 1040-ES 4 times a year. Then come tax time you only owe the difference from our estimate to what we really did. Makes things easier...