810 Freeze Code Removed: How Long For Refund With 766 Credit Code Dated 04-15-2024? Account Shows $0 Balance

Finally my 810 freeze code is gone from my transcript! I've been checking it religiously and noticed the change today. Looking at my account details, everything is showing zeros - $0.00 in accrued interest and $0.00 in accrued penalties. The transcript shows code 766 for "Credit to your account" with a cycle date of 04-15-2024. I've never been so happy to see these zeros and that 766 code! I'm looking at my transcript right now on sa.www4.irs.gov and it's showing: Form Number: Report for Tax Period Ending: Taxpayer Identification Number: [redacted] Spouse Identification Number: [redacted] Any minus sign shown below signifies a credit amount Account balance: $0.00 Accrued interest: $0.00 Accrued penalty: $0.00 Account balance plus accruals (this is not a payoff amount) Exemptions: ** Information from the return or as adjusted ** Filing status: Adjusted gross income: Taxable income: Tax per return: SE taxable income taxpayer: Total self employment tax: Return due date or return received date (whichever is later) Processing date: TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE No tax return filed 766 Credit to your account 04-15-2024 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data Does anyone know how long it usually takes to get the refund after the 810 drops off and you see the 766 credit code posted? This processing date and credit is giving me hope, but I'm getting really anxious to see that deposit hit my account. I keep refreshing my bank account and checking sa.www4.irs.gov for any updates. It's weird that it shows "No tax return filed" but still has the 766 credit code. I'm guessing this means they're still processing my return but at least removed the freeze? The most important thing is seeing that account balance of $0.00 with no accrued interest or penalties!

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Sophia Miller

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The transcript shows key indicators that your refund should be coming soon. The 766 code (Credit to your account) with a cycle date of 04-15-2024 confirms the IRS has processed your credit, and your account shows zero balances across the board - $0.00 in both accrued interest and penalties. This zero balance, combined with the removal of the 810 freeze code, typically indicates final processing and approval of your refund. Based on typical IRS processing patterns, you should expect movement on your refund within 1-2 weeks from when these changes appeared. The timing is particularly promising since you have a specific cycle date of 04-15-2024 attached to your 766 credit code. Keep monitoring both the Where's My Refund (WMR) tool and your bank account. The WMR tool should update first to show your refund is approved and provide a direct deposit date. The timing of the 766 code posting suggests you're in the final stages of refund processing.

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