| How Do
I Direct Deposit My Income Tax Refund?
Direct deposit has been available for nearly 30
years and has a proven track record of being safe, reliable and
convenient. A direct deposit refund is faster than a paper check
refund in the mail, arriving in as little as two weeks.
It’s easy to have your refund deposited directly
into your Mid American account. The refund portion of the federal
and Kansas income tax return forms have a section where you provide
your account number and Mid American’s routing number (which
is 301180124), and indicate whether the account is a savings or
checking account.
Tax Preparation Checklist
Personal Information
Social Security numbers, including spouse and children.
Childcare provider’s tax ID or Social Security number to qualify
for exemptions
Employment and Income Data
W-2 forms for 2004
Partnership and trust income
Pensions and annuities
Alimony received
Jury duty pay
Gambling and lottery winnings
Scholarships, fellowships, prizes and awards
State and local income tax refunds
Homeowner/Renter Data
Residential address for tax year
Mortgage interest
Sale of your home or other real estate
Second mortgage interest paid
Real estate taxes paid
Rent paid during tax year
Moving expenses
Financial Assets
Interest income statements
Dividend income statements
Proceeds from broker transactions
Tax refunds and unemployment compensation
Retirement plan distribution
Financial Liabilities
Auto loans and leases if vehicle is used for business
Student loan interest paid
Early withdrawal penalties on CDs and other time deposits
Deductible Expenses
Gifts to charity
Unreimbursed expenses for volunteer work
Unreimbursed expenses related to your job
Investment expenses
Job-hunting expenses
Education expenses
Childcare expenses
Medical Savings Accounts
Adoption expenses
Alimony paid
Tax return preparation expenses and fees
Self-Employment Data
K-1s on all partnerships
Receipts or documentation for business-related expenses
Farm income
Deduction Documents
Federal, state and local estimated tax paid for current year
IRA, Keough and other retirement plan contributions
Medical expenses
Other Data
Personal property tax information for automobiles
Casualty or theft losses
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