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April 27, 2025
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Ongoing Issue with Refund Check Reissuance

  • April 27, 2025
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Dear QuickBooks Support,

I am writing to formally raise a concern regarding a refund check issued to my former business account. After selling my business, I canceled my QuickBooks Online subscription. Subsequently, I received a refund check made payable to the business. However, by the time the check arrived, my business checking account had already been closed.

I encountered a similar situation with another vendor, who promptly and helpfully reissued a check in my personal name upon request. Unfortunately, my experience with QuickBooks has been markedly different. Despite numerous lengthy calls to customer service — often involving escalations to managers — the issue remains unresolved.

Each time I speak with a manager, I am assured that reissuing the check is a simple matter and that a new check will arrive within 14 days. However, no replacement check has ever been received. In the most recent instance, a manager provided an email contact for follow-up, but my subsequent emails have gone unanswered.

This situation is unacceptable, particularly given the substantial amount of the refund and the fact that I am clearly entitled to these funds — otherwise, the original check would not have been issued. I feel that the continued delays and lack of communication are taking advantage of my situation, and I respectfully request immediate action to resolve this.

Please reissue the refund check in my personal name, or advise of a clear and prompt path to resolution. I appreciate your urgent attention to this matter.

Sincerely,
Ivan Shifflett

1 reply

Rainflurry
April 28, 2025

@jaimieColorquest 

 

IMO, it's highly unlikely that Intuit will comply with your request.  I went through the same issue recently after selling a couple of businesses and resolved it with my bank.  Ask your bank if they will allow you to endorse the check to you personally.  You will need some sort of documentation to support that you were 100% owner of the business.