| Stadler
& Company, Inc. |
| 1101
E Margaret Drive |
| Terre
Haute, IN 47802 |
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| 920 North 25th Street |
| Terre Haute, IN 47804 |
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| 19 North Walnut Street |
| Brazil, IN 47834 |
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| 5015 West State Rd. 46 |
| Bloomington, IN 47404 |
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| Phone
(812) 478-2800 |
| Fax:
(812) 232-7573 |
| Toll
Free (800) 447-2015 |
| Taxpro@Stadlertax.com |
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Why wait 6 to 10 weeks for your tax refund to come in the mail.
Take advantage of one of the many Bank Products that Stadler's
has to offer. Upon meeting qualifications and requirements you
can receive your quick refund in as little as 24 to 72 hours with
no out-of-pocket expense to you! The amount of your tax preparation
and bank fees are taken directly from your tax refund.
WHAT IS QUICK REFUND?
A Quick Refund is a loan from a national bank such as Santa Barbara Bank or Household Bank. These banks will loan up to $7,000.00 as quickly as 24 hours after IRS e-file acceptance of your tax return. If your refund is more than $7,000.00 then you will receive the remainder amount 10 to 16 days or when the IRS direct deposits your refund to the bank. This program starts on January 12, 2008 and ends May 1, 2008. Quick Refund is only for the year 2007 federal tax refund. All internet clients tax refund checks will be either Direct Deposit in their banking account or FedEx to the address listed on your tax return. Please indicate which you prefer.
All you need to do to get started is fill out the tax organizer
form. Upon completion, please fax or e-mail the tax organizer
form, your W-2's and/or 1099's to us. We will prepare your Federal
and State Tax forms for you. We will Fax or mail you a complete
copy of your taxes and explain to you in detail your tax situation.
We will need for you to sign an authorization form for e-filing,
and the Bank's Quick Refund loan application. You will need to
fax back to us all signed documents. All fees are deducted from
your tax refund.
Please note the five disqualifications for Quick Refund
1.) Owe back Federal or State Taxes
2) Owe child support.
3.) Defaulted student loan.
4.) Have filed bankruptcy in the last three years.
5.) Owe other Federal or State obligations.
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