Another tax season is coming closer with same deductions, exemptions, and credits as last year. 2018 tax year has been a burden for those who haven’t kept a good track of the tax changes. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 made the changes for the 2018 tax year through 2025. So the same rules apply for taxes that will be paid in 2020.

Regardless of the changes to the tax code, one thing that will stay the same every year is how soon or later the IRS processes refunds. The agency issues most tax returns in less than 21 days. However, this can vary from location to location and to filing date as well. Most Americans file their taxes early so it can take more than 21 days for you to receive your refund.

To get an idea of when you might be getting your refund, you can take a look at the chart below listing the 2019’s refunds schedule.