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@Anthony S wrote:

Hello,

Yes, banking information is sent with the tax return provided it was added when the tax return was transmitted and processed (accepted) by the IRS, either to file for a refund or to pay a balance due.  The IRS will use the same bank account to deposit the Stimulus payment. 

Tax returns that were paper-filed and indicated to use a bank account to receive a refund or pay a balance due can expect the IRS will use disburse the Stimulus payments in the same manner.

If the IRS does not have banking information to deposit the Stimulus payment they will mail a check to the taxpayer.  To receive the check, the taxpayer will need to register in a web based portal the Treasury will provide in the near future.

For more details, I recommend visiting the IRS' link below.

I hope this helps.

Tony

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/economic-impact-payments-what-you-need-to-know

 

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@Anthony S  @IntuitAustin @AshleyatIntuit  

That is not my question. 

If I apply refund or I do not pay my balance via bank....does the account info still flow through to IRS???