The IRS will phase out the use of paper checks for refunds beginning Sept. 30 and will publish detailed guidance later.

In a move to make payments more efficient and to reduce the risk of fraud, the federal government is changing both how they receive taxpayers’ payments as well as how they make payments to others.

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The IRS will phase out paper tax refund checks starting Tuesday, Sept. 30 shifting to electronic payments to improve security, speed and efficiency.

Many taxpayers are confused about Form 10-IEA, which is required for opting in or out of the new tax regime, especially those with business income using ITR3 or ITR4. Missing the filing deadline ...

The Social Security Administration is transitioning to electronic payments next week after 85 years of issuing paper checks to U.S. retirees.