What bank does the IRS go through?
The Internal Revenue Service does not process taxpayer transactions through a single commercial high-street retail bank; instead, it operates through the centralized financial agency framework of the United States Department of the Treasury and designated Federal Reserve Banks. When taxpayers submit electronic payments, quarterly taxes, or electronic refunds, the funds flow through authorized financial processing networks, automated clearing house channels, and government-designated fiscal agents that manage federal tax receipts and disbursements securely.
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