1.   Either way you file, refunds can be deposited automatically into your bank account.

2.   If you sign up to have your refund deposited directly to your bank account, you can have a refund in less than two weeks.

3.   In addition, more individuals are asking the IRS to deposit their refunds directly into their bank accounts, which speeds the refund process.

4.   In addition, more individuals are asking the IRS to deposit their refunds directly into their bank accounts.

5.   Or at least you do if you want to get your tax refund directly deposited in your bank account.

6.   The bank advanced the money to the taxpayer and had the refund deposited directly into an account as repayment.

7.   The IRS already offers to deposit your refund directly into your bank account.

8.   You attach the form to your return and it allows the IRS to deposit your refund directly into your bank account.

9.   More taxpayers are also having their refunds deposited directly into accounts at banks and other financial institutions.