Understanding Tax Anticipation Loans
Every year, millions of Americans eagerly await their tax refund. Some consider this to be a sort of gift from the government, but actually, in most cases, it's not. It is your hard-earned money that has been collected in advance in the form of taxes. When you file your taxes, you may find that you actually owe less than you paid and are due a refund. However, maybe you have a need that comes before your tax refund check does. In such cases, tax anticipation loans may be right for you.
What are tax anticipation loans?
Tax anticipation loans are short-term loans you get when you are anticipating a tax refund. You borrow against that tax refund and repay the loan with your tax refund. Tax refunds from the IRS typically take up to 21 days to process and arrive, after the IRS has accepted your taxes.
How can I get a tax refund anticipation loan?
The easiest way to get a tax refund anticipation loan is by applying right here on this website. By applying here you will receive and be spinding your refund by tomorrow morning. It is easy and there is never any waiting. We get your tax loans by processing your application through our available lenders. IncomeTaxAdvances.com specializes in getting you your refund quickly by working with lenders who stand ready to provide these loans any time of the night or day. By completing a simple online application at one of these websites, you are automatically connected to a lender.
Do tax anticipation loan providers help with filing taxes?
Tax loan providers do not help you file your taxes, nor should you want them to. You are better off doing your taxes on your own using desktop software, online tax preparers or by getting a professional who specializes in tax preparation to do it for you. Tax anticipation loan providers are in the lending business, not the tax preparation business. So it is up to you to get your taxes done. While you do not have too, the best option is to complete your taxes before you apply for a tax refund loan for two reasons: 1) so that you know how much money to expect back in order to repay the loan and 2) so that you get your tax refund in a timely manner and are able to repay your tax anticipation loan when it is due. However, you usually are not required to file your taxes before applying for the loan.
What type of tax refund anticipation loans are there?
There are several types of tax refund anticipation loans that you may obtain:
- - Simple tax refund anticipation loans (sometimes called Refund Anticipation Loan or RAL)- These loans are available for up to $1500 and are repaid in one lump sum at a time specified in your loan document - usually within a few weeks.
- - One hour tax anticipation loans (RAL loans in 1 hour) - In some cases, you need cash extra fast. In this situation, you can apply for a 1 hour anticipation loan up to $1500 that can get your money to you even faster. However, these types of loans are usually more expensive and are not available in all states.
- - Tax anticipation installment loan (RAL installment loan)-This type of loan is available for up to $5000 and splits your repayment into smaller multiple payments and may work better for your if you need more time to repay the loan than traditional loans allow.
- - Tax anticipation line of credit - If you think you may need to make more than one small loan for recurring needs, you may want to consider a line of credit so you won't have to apply again to re-use the funds you have repaid.
What is needed to apply for a tax anticipation loan?
For most lenders, the requirements are simple. Your need to be a legal adult (at least 18 years old) and have a bank account in good standing where the loan funds can be deposited. You will also need to provide a valid email address and phone number. And you will need to provide information about your employment and wages. If your income cannot be verified online, you may need to submit a pay stub as proof of employment, but most of the time, this is not necessary. You will not have to provide any tax documents nor do you need to specify how much of a refund your getting from the IRS.
How big of a tax anticipation loan can I get?
We offer two types of tax Loans; a standard tax loan up to $1500 and an Installment tax Loan up to $5000.
See the differences here:
A standard tax loan is available up to $1500, which has a full repayment due on average within 21 days. However, extensions will always be offered and allowed in case the IRS delays your refund, for any reason. If you want this type of tax loan then apply for any amount from $100 up to $1500.
An installment tax loan is available up to $5000, which allows for smaller payments and a much longer loan term. If you want this tax loan then apply for amounts between $1600 and $5000.
Once you apply, your loan application will be processed and you will immediately be provided with all costs and repayment terms in bold print. You can accept the loan based on the available loan terms and cost or deny the loan at no cost to you.
Our direct lenders offer the standared and installment tax loans and a 1 hour tax loan also up to $1500 and a line of credit tax loan also up to $5000. Since there is no need to ever provide any tax documents, your tax loan is based off your current income.
When will my tax anticipation loan be funded?
You will get the money deposited in your bank account once you apply, get approved and accept the loan terms and then your bank will make it available for you to use the next business morning. If you choose a one hour loan, you will usually get it even faster.
How much do tax anticipation loans cost?
Tax anticipation loans are a fairly expensive way to get credit and should only be used when other options fail. The credit terms will vary greatly depending on the length of the loan term, the lender that provides the loan, and the state where you live. However, most charge about $30 per $100 borrowed. Make sure you read your credit terms carefully before accepting a loan.
How do I repay my refund loan?
Your lender will specify the terms of repayment in your electronic loan document you sign/signed once you were approved. Your loan repayment will be drawn from the same bank account the loan proceeds were deposited into, on your accepted repayment date. It is your responsibility to make sure that the money is in your account to cover the repayment. Remember that your tax refund will come to you, not to the lender.
What happens if cannot repay the loan on the date I agreed to?
If you don't have the money to repay the loan when it is due, contact your lender before the due date. The lender can likely extend the payment term for an additional fee. However, ignoring the situation will only make it worse and can negatively affect your credit in the future.
How do I apply for tax anticipation loans
It's so easy to apply for tax anticipation loans you won't believe it. Simply scroll up to the top of this page and start entering your information where it says, 'Apply Here'. When you have entered your preliminary information, click 'Get Cash Now' and you are on your way to getting your refund as quick as humanly possible. By the way, IncomeTaxAdvances.com has the safest and most secure application available anywhere.