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Have you tried calling the marketplace? I kno its a pain but sometimes u gotta wait on hold forever to get this stuff fixed
Just went through this nightmare myself! The key thing is that if you've been on Medicaid all year, you definitely don't need a 1095-A form. That's only for marketplace plans. The rejection is probably happening because the IRS system sees that old 2018 application and thinks you had marketplace coverage. When you refile, make sure to check the box that says you had qualifying health coverage all year (which Medicaid counts as). You shouldn't need to upload any forms for Medicaid coverage.
Direct deposit to credit union accounts is another option. Many credit unions post ACH deposits early too. Mine consistently posts tax refunds 1 day before the official date. Less fees than prepaid cards. More consumer protections too.
I've been using Chime for my tax refunds for the past 3 years and can confirm they're pretty reliable with early deposits. Usually get mine 1-2 days before the DDD. With your April 18th date, I'd expect to see it around the 16th or 17th if the pattern holds. The key thing to remember is that it depends on when the IRS actually sends the payment - sometimes they batch process earlier in the week, sometimes later. I've found that checking your account first thing in the morning (around 6-7 AM) is when deposits typically show up if they're coming early. Good luck with your first prepaid card experience!
Thanks for sharing your experience with Chime! That's really helpful to hear from someone who's been using it for years. Quick question - do you find that the early deposit timing is consistent throughout tax season, or does it vary based on how busy the IRS is? I'm wondering if refunds processed earlier in the season (like February) get deposited faster than ones processed later (like April). Also, is there any difference in timing between federal and state refunds on the same card?
Just to add some reassurance - I've been doing taxes for 15 years and the Form 1095-A requirement only applies if you actually received advance premium tax credits through a marketplace plan. If you never enrolled in marketplace insurance, there's literally no way for you to have received these credits, so the IRS has no reason to expect that form from you. The rejections you're seeing are from people who DID have marketplace coverage but forgot to include their 1095-A. You're completely in the clear! š
This is super helpful! As someone new to filing taxes, I was getting really anxious reading all the rejection stories online. Thanks for breaking it down so clearly - makes total sense that if you never had marketplace insurance, you wouldn't have gotten those credits in the first place. Really appreciate the detailed explanation! š
Another perspective here - I was in the exact same situation last year! Never had marketplace insurance, saw all the rejection posts, and was convinced the IRS was going to reject mine too. Filed anyway and got my refund in like 10 days. The anxiety was way worse than the actual situation. You're overthinking this one! š
Thanks for sharing your experience! That's exactly what I needed to hear. Sometimes the internet can make things seem way scarier than they actually are. Good to know someone else went through the same worry and it all worked out fine. Definitely helps put things in perspective! š
I'm in the exact same situation! Filed on March 1st, cycle 0605, and my transcript has been blank for weeks now. What's really frustrating is that I used the same tax preparer as last year and had no issues then. I've been checking the Where's My Refund tool daily and it just keeps saying "being processed" with no timeline. At this point I'm wondering if I should call the IRS directly or just wait it out. Has anyone had success getting actual helpful information from calling them about blank transcripts? I don't want to waste hours on hold if they're just going to tell me to wait longer.
I'm dealing with the exact same cycle 0605 situation! Filed March 3rd and still showing blank transcript. Based on what others are saying here, it sounds like this cycle is just running slower this year. I called the IRS last week after 28 days of waiting and the agent told me that as long as Where's My Refund shows "being processed," my return is in the system and moving through their workflow. She said calling again won't speed up the process and that cycle 0605 returns are averaging 35-42 days right now. Might be worth waiting another week or two before calling since they seem pretty backed up.
QuantumQuester
Anyone know if having a small business (Schedule C) is slowing down returns this year? I filed on Jan 29th and still nothing... getting worried since I see people who filed after me already getting theirs.
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Andre Moreau
ā¢I have a Schedule C too and got my refund in 14 days. Did you claim any home office or vehicle deductions? I've heard those can trigger additional review sometimes.
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Zoe Stavros
ā¢Check your return status on the IRS website. My Schedule C return was held up because I made a simple math error on one of my expense categories. They don't always notify you about these issues.
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Anastasia Popova
I filed my return on February 8th electronically with direct deposit and got my refund in exactly 21 days - right on schedule! This year definitely seems more efficient than last year's disaster. One thing that helped me was using the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool religiously. It updated every few days and gave me peace of mind that things were moving along normally. The key seems to be filing early before the March/April rush and making sure everything is accurate the first time. For anyone still waiting - don't panic if it's been less than 21 days. The IRS is still hitting their processing targets pretty consistently this year from what I can see.
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