How to check your state tax refund status
(NewsNation) — While the Internal Revenue Service has a one-stop shop for checking your tax refund status, each state has a different tool to determine your state income tax refund status. Each state also has a different estimated turnaround time for issuing a refund.
Here are the websites for each state, according to tax preparation service ezTaxReturn. Also listed are estimated windows for when to expect your tax refund after filing. Nine states do not have state income tax.
Tax season: How to file for free
State
How to check your refund status
When will I get my tax return after filing?
Alabama
My Alabama Taxes
8 – 10 weeks
Arizona
Where's My Refund?
Up to 10 days
Arkansas
ATAP
Up to 21 business days
California
Where's My Refund?
Up to 3 weeks for e-file, or 3 months for paper returns
Colorado
Revenue Online – State of Colorado
Not specified
Connecticut
My ConneCT Revenue Services
10-12 weeks for paper returns
Delaware
Check Refund Status
10-12 weeks
Georgia
Check my Refund Status
Within 6 weeks
Hawaii
Hawaii Tax Online
9-10 weeks for paper returns
Idaho
Welcome to State Tax Commission
7-8 weeks for e-file or 10-11 weeks for paper returns
Illinois
Illinois Department of Revenue
Not Specified
Indiana
DOR: Check the Status of Your Refund
At least 3 weeks for e-file, 12 weeks for paper returns
Iowa
Refund Status – Where's My Refund?
Not Specified
Kansas
Kansas Department of Revenue
Not Specified
Kentucky
Where's My Refund?
4-6 weeks for e-file, 10-14 weeks for paper returns
Louisiana
LaTAP
4-8 weeks
Maine
MRS – Refund Status Look Up
Within 8 weeks
Maryland
Maryland Taxes
30 days
Massachusetts
MassTaxConnect
Up to 11 weeks
Michigan
eServices Individual Income Tax
3-4 weeks for e-file
Minnesota
Where's My Refund?
Not Specified
Mississippi
Individual Income Tax
10 weeks
Missouri
Obtaining the status of your tax return
Not Specified
Montana
Where's My Refund?
2-18 weeks
Nebraska
Income Tax Refund Status
A minimum of 30 days
New Jersey
Check the Status of Your New Jersey Income Tax Refund
A minimum of 4 weeks for e-file
New Mexico
Where Is My Refund? : Individuals
6-8 weeks
New York
Check your refund status online 24/7!
Not Specified
North Carolina
Refund Inquiry Selection
3-6 weeks
North Dakota
North Dakota Taxpayer Access Point
Not Specified
Ohio
Check My Refund Status
Not Specified
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tax Commission
14-21 days
Oregon
Revenue Online
Not Specified
Pennsylvania
Where's My Refund?
8-10 weeks
Rhode Island
Taxation Refund Status
10-15 business days
South Carolina
Refunds
6-8 weeks
Utah
Where's My Refund?
120 days
Vermont
Check Your Return or Refund Status
6-8 weeks
Virginia
Individual Online Account
4-8 weeks
Washington, D.C.
MyTax DC
Up to 8 weeks
West Virginia
MyTaxes
Within 21 days
Wisconsin
DOR Where's My Refund – It's Refund 123
Less than 12 weeks
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