should receive your refund within 10 to 15 business days. If you file your return on paper, you should receive your refund within four to six weeks. Keep in mind that the closer to April 15 you file, the longer it will take for your return to be processed and your refund issued.

Where is my MO State Refund?

To check the status of your Missouri state refund online, go to The first Social Security number shown on your tax return. Select the filing status of your form. Enter the whole dollar amount for your anticipated refund or balance due.

Why is my RI Tax Refund taking so long?

Some refunds may be delayed slightly due to our increased screen- ing for refund fraud. Also, the closer to April 15 you file, the longer it will take for your return to be processed and your refund issued. Don’t forget to check our “Where’s my refund?” online tool at

How long does it take to get RI State tax Refund?

How to file a Rhode Island tax return?

Click here for Schedule U to file and pay with your personal income tax return. Starting a new business? to register online. For more details, please click here. You may qualify to prepare and file your federal and Rhode Island resident personal income tax returns online at no charge. Check here for details.

How to contact the RI Division of taxation?

Excise tax section can be reached at 401-574-8955 or via email [email protected] Insurance Proceed Letters: Are no longer accepted by the Division of Taxation due to a change in legislation. For additional information please refer to Insurance Bulletin Number 2011-4.

When do you pay taxes on a car in Providence RI?

Vehicles registered in Providence, RI are taxed for the previous calendar year. The car tax is not a real time tax! For example, the 2017 tax bill is for vehicles registered during the 2016 calendar year. You are taxed on how many days out of 365 days of the year your vehicle is registered.

What kind of taxes do employers pay in Rhode Island?

The Employer Tax Section processes all Quarterly Tax and Wage Reports (Form TX-17) and accompanying tax payments, submitted by Rhode Island employers. These payments include all required Employment Security, Job Development Fund, Reemployment Fund and Temporary Disability Insurance taxes. Employment Security Tax: