When you inherit a share of a house in the state of Massachusetts, is there a tax on it? The share of the inheritance is under $70,000.?

Thanks for this post. I was also accepted early on January 27th. I received an email stating my return was accepted by the IRS and some news following that reads as stated here below.

As part of controlled IRS testing, a small number of federal returns will be transmitted to the IRS between January 23 and January 29, 2013. This is before processing officially begins on January 30. If you receive an acknowledgement during this timeframe, your return has been accepted by the IRS but your refund will not be processed early.

If you expect a federal refund, the IRS Where's My Refund? Tool will provide personalized information about your tax return beginning January 30th. The timeframe for issuing refunds will not begin before this date.

The IRS issues most refunds in less than 21 days. SeeWhat to Expect for Refunds for more information on when to expect your refund. So for all those who are saying no way, it's because you haven't received this email from them.

Seeing is believing for most. But again I'll post if I get mine early but who knows.

Good for you! All the know it alls are trying to TELL people that their return was not accepted, and thinking people are lying about receiving refunds. Who would do that?

And why? Many don't know the correct order in which things are done at the IRS, apparently: file, process, accepted, process refund, refund sent. Once your return has been accepted, that means it's been processed.

They have to then process your REFUND. Processing a refund and return are 2 different things! Glad you're one of the lucky ones, though!

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