Park View Federal Credit Union Tax Document Guide

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Each year, Park View Federal Credit Union provides IRS tax documents to eligible members, including Forms 1098, 1099, and 5498. These forms report items such as mortgage interest paid, dividends earned, and certain retirement or health savings account activity. Here’s what to expect and how to access your documents when tax season arrives.

How Park View Delivers Tax Documents

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Tax documents are provided the same way monthly statements are delivered.

  • Paper Statements by Mail — Members who receive mailed paper statements will also receive tax documents by mail.
  • eStatements — Members enrolled in eStatements can access tax forms electronically through the statement viewer in online and mobile banking.

All tax documents are provided free of charge. If an additional copy is needed, simply stop by a branch or contact us during business hours

How to Access Your Electronic Tax Documents

To view your electronic tax documents: 

  1. Log in to Online Banking or the Park View mobile app.  
  2. Navigate to Statements.  
  3. Select View.  
  4. Scroll down to locate available eTax Forms.  

From there, members can view, download, or print available tax documents associated with their account. 

What You Need to Know About Your Tax Documents

Before filing taxes, there are a few helpful details to keep in mind:

  • If less than $10 in dividends was earned during the tax year, an IRS dividend-reporting form will not be issued.
  • For joint accounts, tax forms are typically available only under the primary account holder’s online banking profile.
  • IRA and HSA tax forms are mailed and do not appear in online or mobile banking.
  • Need a copy of your Park View tax documents?

    Park View provides tax documents at no cost. If you need an additional copy, contact us or stop by a branch for assistance.

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Direct Depositing Your Tax Refund 

To have your tax refund deposited directly into your Park View account, you'll need to provide our routing number and your account number when filing. 

Park View FCU’s routing number:  251480806 

To locate your full account number, log in to online banking or visit any Park View branch — a team member will be happy to help. 

Questions About Tax Documents?

Members who have questions about tax-related forms connected to their Park View accounts are encouraged to contact Park View directly. While Park View employees cannot provide tax advice, they can help members understand when documents are available and answer general account-related questions. 

 

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Helpful Answers About Tax Documents at Park View

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