Taxes Q & A- Must I split my tax refund equally? - E-PersonalFinance

Taxes Q & A- Must I split my tax refund equally? - E-PersonalFinance

Must I split my tax refund equally?

No, you have the flexibility of dividing and directing your refund any way you want. There is no requirement to make the deposits equal.

Source: www.irs.gov

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