The IRS has released the final version of Form 8888. As mentioned in some previous posts, form 8888 lets your members direct deposit their tax refund to up to three different FI’s/accounts.
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Thanks for this info. This is the first publicity I have seen on this. As a member of the corporate credit union part of the industry, I think this is something we should publicize, it could only help stimulate credit union deposits among people who would ordinarly put all of their refund in a non-cu account. Also, deposits from this form would tend to be more long term since they might go into a secondary money market or savings type of account. Thanks for putting this out.