Get in Touch With Federaltaxnotes

What We Can Help With

Federaltaxnotes is an informational resource, so we can't look up your personal refund or access any tax agency's systems on your behalf. What we can do is help clarify a comparison on the site, point you toward the right official tool to check tax refund status yourself, or correct something that reads as outdated or unclear.

If a page describes a status, a delay pattern, or a payment method in a way that doesn't match what you're seeing, tell us specifically which page and which section. That kind of detail helps us review and, if needed, update the guide faster than a general comment can.

Reaching Us by Email or Phone

The fastest way to reach the team is by email at [email protected]. Include the page title or URL you're asking about if your question relates to specific content, since that lets us find the right context immediately instead of guessing.

You can also call +1 (512) 555-0102 during business hours. Phone contact works well for quick clarifying questions, but for anything requiring us to check a source or revise a page, email tends to get a more complete answer since we can take time to verify before responding.

Our Mailing Address

For written correspondence, our address is 164 Market Street, Suite 6, Austin, TX 78546, United States. This is useful for formal inquiries or documentation requests, though most questions are resolved faster through email given the back-and-forth that content clarifications usually need.

We don't process any tax documents or refund paperwork at this address — it's for correspondence about the site itself, not a substitute for contacting the IRS or a state tax agency directly about an actual refund.

What Happens After You Write In

We read every message that comes in. Straightforward questions about how a comparison works, or where to find an official refund tool, typically get a reply within a few business days. Messages that point out an error or an outdated detail get routed to review before we respond, so the fix and the reply often arrive together.

We won't ask for your Social Security number, bank details, or any other sensitive information, and you should never send those to us. If you need to check tax refund status or resolve an actual payment issue, that has to go through the official federal or state channels — we can help you find the right one, but we can't act as a substitute for it.