H&R BLOCK offers Refund eGift Card Bonus Program when you e–file your federal tax return through H&R Block tax software/online, there is no stated promotional period. For the gift card bonus you may choose from more than 40 participating retailer brands to redeem your promotional eGift Card . Keep in mind that you must also have a federal tax refund for the year 2015. You may choose all or a portion of your refund to be allocated to the bonus gift card. Any amount that does not go towards the gift card will be disbursed to you based on the direction you give H&R BLOCK when you e–file your federal tax return. Depending on your choice of software; H&R Block will automatically add an extra 5% (if you are using our federal Free or Basic edition, or the 1040EZ app) or 10% (if you are using our federal Deluxe, Premium, or Premium & Business edition) to the amount you designate. When your federal income tax refund has been sent by the IRS, H&R Block will email you a link for you to use to select your individual e–gift cards from Retailers via Tango Cards.
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HR BLOCK Refund eGift Card Bonus Program:
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- Promotion: Get 5% to 10% on top of your tax return refund amount from H&R BLOCK when you use their software to e-file your taxes online, depending on which edition you use.
- Qualifications: You MUST have a federal tax refund and e–file your federal tax return through H&R Block tax software/online to be eligible.
- Terms: In order for a portion of your federal refund to be allocated toward the purchase of e–gift cards, you will need to file IRS Form 8888 to split your federal income tax refund between a temporary account established to facilitate your purchase of e–gift cards and the remainder of your refund. H&R Block will automatically add this form to your federal tax return at no additional charge to you. H&R Block will automatically add an extra 5% (if you are using our federal Free or Basic edition, or the 1040EZ app) or 10% (if you are using our federal Deluxe, Premium, or Premium & Business edition) to the amount you designate. When your federal income tax refund has been sent by the IRS, H&R Block will email you a link for you to use to select your individual e–gift cards from Retailers. Of the amount you designated, you may allocate a maximum of $2,000 toward each individual e–gift card. If you desire to allocate more than $2,000 to e–gift cards from a single Retailer, you may purchase multiple e–gift cards from that Retailer up to the $9,900 Program ($9,000 designation plus 10% bonus) maximum.
Maximize H&R BLOCK Refund Gift Card Bonus:
- Enroll: Sign in to get started.
- e-File: File your tax return before April 18, 2016 via H&R BLOCK’s software/online.
- Redeem: When your federal income tax refund has been sent by the IRS, H&R Block will email you a link for you to use to select your individual e–gift cards from Retailers
- Bonus: H&R Block will automatically add an extra 5% or 10% depending on the software you used to e-file your taxes.
Bottom Line:
If you are expecting a federal tax return this year then take advantage of this H&R BLOCK Refund eGift Card Bonus Program to get up to 10% more on your return. For example if you anticipate getting $500 back, H&R BLOCK will add an addition $50 for a $550 total eGift card reward. I like the idea of a Walmart or Target gift card as it would go towards groceries and everyday necessities. However if you shop Amazon regularly you can catch some great savings when you purchase household items or even a reward for yourself! Don’t miss out on any of our Gift Card Promotions!
Can anyone tell me how to contact H&R Block to see why I did not receive my Amazon e-gift card for 2019?
Well wonders never cease! I wrote back again to Tangocard, actually forwarded the email reminder that I had received a couple of years ago – and less than 32 hours later got a response asking what type of gift card I wanted, and less than 15 minutes later I had the gift card balance redeemed in my account!
So I take back what ever I said that might have reflected badly on Tangocard, because they came through in the end. I’m just happy I tried again.
I think I was taken by this scam too this year (2019)! I will NEVER use H&R Block again!
Time to contact the IRS!
912470393 use this to get a $25 discount on your tax preparation
I will never fall for this trick again
I let H&R Block keep $500 of my refund from my 2014 IRS return. I filed on 3/15. Six weeks later on 4/29/15 I got an email with a link to a Tango Card company site branded like HRBlock. The site will not let me sign in even though I have the correct username and password, and I’ve tried all permutations of upper and lower case. They claim that the security info I’m supplying (taxpayer name, ssn, etc) doesn’t match the account holder.
Utter B.S.
I know my mother did this last year and it worked fine, but this year she let me use the program first so I got the gift card, but I had some trouble with my bank rejecting my refund money and just now finally received my refubd, but still have not gotten the gift card :/ I am just praying that I do not have to go through all that AGAIN trying to find my money for 6 weeks…
Ann, was the IRS able to track down the money, or is this just a scam?
I’m in the middle of a similar experience. I got my refund from the IRS over a month ago, but never got an email with the refund bonus. I’m now on my third time talking to H&R Block, and they act like this is the most complicated thing that’s ever happened. I don’t why it’s that hard to just send me an Amazon gift card with the money I’m owed.
Please tells your friends and family not to use the H&R Block e-gift card refund option. The IRS dispersed my refund three weeks ago. H&R Block held onto the money, answered all my questions (after 15-40 minutes to reach a person each time) with “you will receive an e-mail or be contacted in 24 to 48 hours”. Today I was told the funds were sent back to the IRS on 3/21/16, but the guy working this issue had not had time to call me. So… I have to start the whole process of finding out where my money is again with the IRS. Not worth it!