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Starting with 2025 returns filed in early 2026, most IRS refunds will be electronic and paper checks will largely end. Add direct-deposit details or use alternatives like debit cards or digital wallets; some special cases may still get checks. Set up an IRS online account and update banking info early, and get guidance if unsure.

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