570 Code on Transcript with No Notices - Should I Be Concerned?
My transcript has some positive codes but theres also a 570 code. I don't see any notices or verification requests in my account. Been checking WMR and my account daily but nothing explains the hold. Anyone know what this means or been through something similar?
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Omar Fawaz
The 570 code indicates a hold on your account, but it's not always bad news. It could be something as simple as the IRS reviewing your return internally. Without additional codes like 971 (notice issued) or 424 (examination/audit), it's likely just part of their review process. Keep monitoring for a 571 code which releases the hold.
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Freya Pedersen
•thanks for explaining! how long does this review usually take?
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Omar Fawaz
•Usually 2-4 weeks, but with IRS backlogs it could be longer. Each case is different tho
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Chloe Anderson
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Diego Vargas
•for real? does it actually work? seems too good to be true
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Chloe Anderson
•100% legit! It breaks down every code and gives you specific dates to watch for. Better than the generic info you get elsewhere
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Diego Vargas
•just tried it and OMG where has this been all my life?! 🙌 finally understand wtf is happening with my refund
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Anastasia Fedorov
im in the same boat rn. 570 for 3 weeks no other updates ðŸ˜
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StarStrider
Mine had a 570 last year and it cleared itself in 2 weeks. No notice ever came. Sometimes they just do random reviews
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Freya Pedersen
•thats good to hear! keeping my fingers crossed 🤞
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Sean Doyle
these clowns at the irs need to get it together fr fr. why they gotta make everything so complicated smh
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Zara Rashid
•ikr? its like they purposely try to stress us out 🤡
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Luca Romano
Did you claim EIC or child tax credit? Those usually trigger more reviews
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Freya Pedersen
•nope, just a basic return with w2 income
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