In the past, a taxpayer could take their last paystub to H&R Block to qualify for a RAL or RAC. However, their return would not be e-filed until they returned with their W-2. (Full disclosure: I worked in a Premium office and don't think I ever did a RAL or RAC.)
PS: After leaving Block, I make sure that I charge MORE than Block. I still do NOT do RALs or RACs or any other bank products.
Just curious what options you give your customers to pay your fees. The software I use and the banks they work with only offer Refund Transfer which is still a type of bank product. Is there any other way to get your fees from the customer's refund?
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Just curious what options you give your customers to pay your fees. The software I use and the banks they work with only offer Refund Transfer which is still a type of bank product. Is there any other way to get your fees from the customer's refund?