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The document is a form (TPG-189) from the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services used to request a change of administrator for a Taxpayer Service Center (TSC) or myconneCT account. It requires detailed business information, verification through previously filed tax return data, and the new administrator's details. The form also includes options for resetting login credentials and specifies submission methods via email, fax, or mail.

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What is TPG on my bank statement?

That middleman is usually TPG [Santa Barbara Tax Products Group]. Taxpayers who file their taxes by using certain software companies may receive their refund from Santa Barbara Tax Products Group instead of directly from the IRS.

How much does TPG charge for taxes?

TPG is located in San Diego, California. UltimateTax has been a partner with TPG since 2006. The fees with TPG are $44.95 for the bank fee. Other fees include fees from the transmitters and the service bureau.

Why am I getting a deposit from TPG products?

If you choose to pay for your tax preparation using your refund, the IRS will first send the money to SBTPG, ing to TaxSlayers support page. From there, the company will process your refund, paying the tax preparer or service you used and depositing the remainder into your account.

What is TPG voice service?

TPG Voice Service on NBN FTTN, FTTB, FTTC, Cable (HFC) and Fixed Wireless is a Digital Voice Service which is delivered using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology. Digital Voice Service requires a broadband connection and power to the Wi-Fi modem router supplied by TPG.

Why am I only getting $200 back in taxes?

A $200 refund just means you had the correct amount withheld from your pay throughout the year.

What is a TPG refund?

This pay-by-refund product allows you to withhold the tax preparation fees from your refund amount, and the remaining amount is paid to you. This gives taxpayers the ability to pay for tax preparation without paying up from with cash, check or a credit card.

Why did I get an unexpected tax refund check?

Taxpayers often think of an audit as the government trying to collect additional taxes, but Whatley explains that the most common cause is a computer program flagging something in their tax return that doesnt match other information the government has on file. This can result in an unexpected refund in some cases.

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