Find your state refund
Every state runs its own refund system on its own timeline. Search below for the official lookup tool published by your state's revenue agency — all 51 jurisdictions, government sources only.
Showing 51 of 51 jurisdictions
Alaska
AKAlaska Department of Revenue
Alaska does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Florida
FLFlorida Department of Revenue
Florida does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Nevada
NVNevada Department of Taxation
Nevada does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
New Hampshire
NHNew Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
New Hampshire does not tax earned income and no longer taxes interest and dividends, so there is no individual refund tracker.
South Dakota
SDSouth Dakota Department of Revenue
South Dakota does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Tennessee
TNTennessee Department of Revenue
Tennessee does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Texas
TXTexas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Texas does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Washington
WAWashington Department of Revenue
Washington does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
Wyoming
WYWyoming Department of Revenue
Wyoming does not impose a state individual income tax, so there is no individual refund tracker.
9 of these jurisdictions do not levy a broad individual income tax, so no personal refund lookup exists — their revenue agency link is provided instead. All links point to official state government websites and were verified when this page was last updated. If a state redesigns its site, search "[state] department of revenue" and use the .gov result.
State timelines differ from the IRS
A federal refund can arrive weeks before or after the state one. They are processed by entirely separate agencies.
Have your return in front of you
Most state tools ask for your Social Security number, filing status, and the exact refund amount claimed.
Filed in more than one state?
Part-year and multi-state filers must check each state separately. We handle multi-state returns regularly.
Checking a federal refund instead? See our federal refund guide or browse the official tax tools directory.
Multi-state filing questions?
We prepare returns for clients nationwide and sort out residency, apportionment, and credits for taxes paid to other states.