TL;DR Executive Order 14247, signed March 2025, requires the IRS to transition all payments and refunds to electronic methods. Paper refund checks are being phased out starting September
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TL;DR Executive Order 14247, signed March 2025, requires the IRS to transition all payments and refunds to electronic methods. Paper refund checks are being phased out starting September
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