Bank Products

We work with the leading bank product providers so that you will have a variety of bank product options.

Take advantage of bank product options! You will increase your fee-based revenues, and benefit your clients to receive their refund securely. Offering bank products as a service to your clients will keep them coming back.

You have a choice of the leading bank product providers:

  • EPS
  • Refund Advantage
  • Republic Bank
  • Santa Barbara Tax Products Group 

And you have access to a variety of bank product options:

Refund Anticipation Check (RAC)
The RAC is for taxpayers who do not want to pay upfront and who need to receive a paper check at your office. After IRS deposits the refund (5-14 days after the return is accepted), the bank deposits your fees into your bank account and you print a check for the balance for the taxpayer.

Refund Anticipation Deposit
(RAD)
Like the RAC, when the IRS deposits the refund (5-14 days after the return is accepted), the bank deposits your fees into your bank account and the balance into the taxpayer’s personal account. There are no checks to print.

State Refund Anticipation Check (sRAC)
The sRAC is for taxpayers who also want to receive the state refund as a paper check at your office. Your preparation fees are deducted from either the federal or state deposit - whichever is deposited first. The bank deposits your fees into your bank account.

State Refund Anticipation Deposit (sRAD)
Like the sRAC, the sRAD is for taxpayers who also want to receive the state refund as a Direct Deposit.

We work with the leading bank product providers so that you will have a variety of bank product options.

Take advantage of bank product options! You will increase your fee-based revenues, and benefit your clients to receive their refund securely. Offering bank products as a service to your clients will keep them coming back.

You have a choice of the leading bank product providers:

  • EPS
  • Refund Advantage
  • Republic Bank
  • Santa Barbara Tax Products Group 

And you have access to a variety of bank product options:

Refund Anticipation Check (RAC)
The RAC is for taxpayers who do not want to pay upfront and who need to receive a paper check at your office. After IRS deposits the refund (5-14 days after the return is accepted), the bank deposits your fees into your bank account and you print a check for the balance for the taxpayer.

Refund Anticipation Deposit
(RAD)
Like the RAC, when the IRS deposits the refund (5-14 days after the return is accepted), the bank deposits your fees into your bank account and the balance into the taxpayer’s personal account. There are no checks to print.

State Refund Anticipation Check (sRAC)
The sRAC is for taxpayers who also want to receive the state refund as a paper check at your office. Your preparation fees are deducted from either the federal or state deposit - whichever is deposited first. The bank deposits your fees into your bank account.

State Refund Anticipation Deposit (sRAD)
Like the sRAC, the sRAD is for taxpayers who also want to receive the state refund as a Direct Deposit.