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E-filed 2024 taxes on January 15th but transcript shows "No tax return filed" 6+ weeks later - Should I be concerned?

I e-filed my taxes on January 15th and my 30-day processing window ended on February 15th. I called the IRS yesterday to verify my status and they confirmed that I've passed the normal processing timeframe. I checked my transcript today and there's literally nothing there. Here's exactly what my transcript shows: Internal Revenue Service United States Department of the Treasury This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data Request Date: 03-04-2025 Response Date: 03-04-2025 Account Transcript FORM NUMBER: 1040 TAX PERIOD: Dec. 31, 2024 TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: [redacted] ANY MINUS SIGN SHOWN BELOW SIGNIFIES A CREDIT AMOUNT ACCOUNT BALANCE: 0.00 ACCRUED INTEREST: 0.00 AS OF: Mar. 04, 2025 ACCRUED PENALTY: 0.00 AS OF: Mar. 04, 2025 ACCOUNT BALANCE PLUS ACCRUALS (this is not a payoff amount): 0.00 INFORMATION FROM THE RETURN OR AS ADJUSTED EXEMPTIONS: 00 FILING STATUS: Head of Household ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME: TAXABLE INCOME: TAX PER RETURN: SE TAXABLE INCOME TAXPAYER: SE TAXABLE INCOME SPOUSE: TOTAL SELF EMPLOYMENT TAX: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE AMOUNT No tax return filed This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data It literally says "No tax return filed" and "Return not present for this account." My account balance shows $0.00. I filed as Head of Household, and it's been well over a month now. The IRS representative confirmed I'm past the normal processing window when I called. Should I be worried about this? Does anyone know if I should contact them again or just keep waiting? This is really frustrating since I e-filed in mid-January and we're now in March. Has anyone else experienced this where their transcript shows absolutely nothing despite filing 6+ weeks ago?

NebulaNomad

are you SURE you actually filed? like did you get a confirmation email or number? I thought I filed but realized I had just completed everything but never hit the final submit button 🤦‍♀️

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Carmen Flores

Yes definitely filed! Got confirmation email from tax software and the IRS accepted it - just hasn't been processed yet 😩

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Javier Garcia

I got so fed up with trying to decode my transcript and figure out what was happening with my refund that I tried taxr.ai after seeing it recommended here. Game changer! It explained everything in normal human language and gave me a timeline of what to expect. Saved me from calling the IRS for the 5th time. Worth checking out: https://taxr.ai

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Boyfriend's $1,055 Tax Refund Taken by TOP Program (Code 898) - No Notice Received

Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out whats happening with my boyfriends tax refund. I was helping him check his transcript today and noticed something strange. I can see his RETURN DUE DATE OR RETURN RECEIVED DATE (WHICHEVER IS LATER) is Apr. 15, 2025, and the PROCESSING DATE was Mar. 10, 2025. According to his transcript, there are several transactions: TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION | CYCLE | DATE | AMOUNT 150 Tax return filed | 20250805 | 03-10-2025 | $1,764.00 14221-444-47881-5 806 W-2 or 1099 withholding | | 04-15-2025 | -$2,819.00 846 Refund issued | | 02-26-2025 | $2,055.00 898 Refund applied to non-IRS debt: | | 03-11-2025 | $0.00 $2,055.00 His refund was supposed to be $2,055, and it shows code 846 for "Refund issued" on February 26th, 2025, but then there's also code 898 showing "Refund applied to non-IRS debt" from March 11th, 2025 for the entire refund amount ($2,055). Does this mean the IRS took his whole refund? His transcript shows tax return filed with tax amount of $1,764, withholding of $2,819, and then this apparent offset. He hasn't received any notices explaining this and we're completely confused. The transcript says "This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data" at the bottom, but nothing explains why his refund was applied to a "non-IRS debt." Has anyone seen something similar or know what this means? Why would his refund show as issued in February but then get applied to some debt in March? What kind of non-IRS debt could this be referring to?

QuantumQueen

i was losing my mind trying to understand my transcript when someone here recommended taxr.ai - it showed me i had an offset from a student loan i didnt even know was in default! it explained everything clearly and even told me how to get on a rehabilitation plan to prevent future offsets. saved me hours of research and multiple phone calls. https://taxr.ai

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QuantumQueen

not an ad, just sharing what helped me. i was in the exact situation as OP and spent WEEKS trying to figure it out before finding this tool. the IRS website is impossible to navigate and getting through on the phone is even worse. if something actually works why wouldn't I share it?

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Ethan Wilson

I just checked it out and it's actually really helpful. It explained a 570 code I've been freaking out about for days in like 2 seconds. Definitely worth it if you're confused about your transcript.

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Yuki Sato

Since your bf's whole refund went to offset, he needs to talk to the agency that claimed the debt ASAP. Sometimes you can challenge it or set up a payment plan for the remaining balance. But don't wait - some agencies have strict timelines for appeals. Without a notice, your only option is calling TOP at 800-304-3107 to find out who took it.

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NYS Tax Refund Adjusted with Deposit Scheduled for March 05, 2025 - What Does This Change Mean?

I just checked my NYS tax refund status online and got a message saying they processed my return but adjusted the refund amount. The website says they'll send me correspondence explaining it, and my adjusted refund will be direct deposited on March 07, 2025 to my account. I'm confused - is this good or bad? The exact message on the NYS tax website says: "We processed your return and adjusted the refund amount that you claimed. You will receive correspondence explaining the adjustment. A direct deposit of your adjusted refund is scheduled to be issued on (MARCH 07, 2025) to the account you requested on your tax return. If your refund is not credited to your account within 15 days of this date, check with your financial institution or tax preparer to find out if it has been received. See Direct deposit on our website." Has anyone had their refund adjusted before? I'm worried they're taking money away from what I was expecting. I filed back in February and was expecting around $1,300. Should I be concerned about this adjustment or just wait for their explanation? There's also an option on the page to "Sign up for email alerts" which says "Receive an email alert from us as soon as your refund is approved. We will notify you of the amount of your refund and when you can expect to receive it." The page also has options for "Web survey" to "Provide feedback about this online service through our Web Survey" and buttons for "Print" and "Check Another Refund Status." Don't know what to think right now. I'm really anxious about what this adjustment means. Will they actually send me correspondence before the deposit date? Should I call them or just wait?

Connor O'Neill

If its a big adjustment and your really concerned, don't wait for the mail. Call them directly or use one of those services mentioned. NYS tax dept letters are notoriously slow - I've had them arrive a month after the adjustment was made

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LunarEclipse

Just to add some perspective - I work at an accounting firm and see this ALL THE TIME. Adjustments can go either way, but most commonly it's because: 1. You made a math error 2. You claimed a credit incorrectly 3. You reported withholding differently than what your employer reported 4. They applied an offset from another debt 5. They found additional income reported to them that wasn't on your return The good news is they're processing your return and you're getting at least some refund. The explanation letter will arrive eventually, but their system is crazy backed up so don't be surprised if it comes after your deposit.

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Yara Khalil

From ur experience, are the adjustments usually in favor of the taxpayer or the state lol

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LunarEclipse

Honestly? About 70% of the time it favors the state. But that's because people make mistakes that benefit themselves more often than mistakes that benefit the state. But I've seen plenty of adjustments where people get MORE money back too.

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Luca Conti

call them!!! I had a similar situation and after waiting 6 weeks I finally called the IRS. Turns out there was a problem with my SSN formatting that was easy to fix but would have held up my return indefinitely if I hadn't called. Used claimyr.com to get through quickly instead of waiting on hold for 3 hours.

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Nia Johnson

don't stress about WMR - i've found the IRS2Go app is much more reliable than the website version. For some reason it updates more frequently and doesn't give as many errors. Maybe try that instead?

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Paolo Romano

Just downloaded it and still getting the same error. But thanks for the suggestion!

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Nia Johnson

bummer. hang in there! The system is ridiculously slow this year.

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Help understanding IRS transcript codes for my 2021 amended return with $5,249 refund + interest

I filed my original return in Feb 2022 and received a refund of $8,639.00 on Feb 24, 2022. I had to file an amended return which I submitted in early March 2024. I can see on my transcript that it's been processed but I'm confused about all these codes. Looking at my transcript, I see the following: TRANSACTION DETAILS: 290 Additional tax assessed - 10-26-2021 - $0.00 - 30254-999-05034-1 766 Credit to your account - 11-22-2021 - -$1,500.00 846 Refund issued - 11-16-2021 - $1,500.00 290 Additional tax assessed - 11-23-2021 - $0.00 - 30254-999-05035-1 766 Credit to your account - 12-21-2021 - -$1,500.00 846 Refund issued - 12-16-2021 - $1,500.00 290 Additional tax assessed - 12-21-2021 - $0.00 - 30254-999-05036-1 766 Credit to your account - 04-15-2022 - -$4,000.00 768 Earned income credit - 04-15-2022 - -$6,590.00 846 Refund issued - 02-24-2022 - $8,639.00 971 Amended tax return or claim forwarded for processing - 03-07-2024 - $0.00 977 Amended return filed - 03-07-2024 - $0.00 - 43277-472-54718-4 766 Credit to your account - 04-15-2022 - -$4,600.00 764 Earned income credit - 04-15-2022 - -$799.00 290 Additional tax assessed - 03-18-2025 - $0.00 - 29254-456-05765-5 971 Notice issued - 03-18-2025 - $0.00 846 Refund issued - 03-07-2025 - $5,249.11 776 Interest credited to your account - 03-18-2025 - -$950.11 I received a refund of $5,249.11 on March 7, 2025 which included $950.11 of interest. There's also several credits showing up from 2021 and 2022, including EIC amounts. Can someone help me understand what all these transcript codes mean? I'm especially confused about the 'Additional tax assessed' entries that show $0.00. I also see multiple credit entries (code 766) from different dates, as well as earned income credit entries (codes 768 and 764). I see that my amended return was processed on 03-07-2024 (code 977), but then there are more codes after that. Is everything processed correctly now or should I be concerned about something? Why do I have multiple $0.00 "Additional tax assessed" entries throughout 2021 and into 2025?

Zainab Ali

Anyone notice the weird gap between March 2024 (when OP filed the amendment) and March 2025 (when it was processed)? That's a full YEAR to process an amended return! The IRS is so backlogged it's ridiculous. At least they paid interest on the delay.

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Yara Nassar

a YEAR is considered FAST now?? this system is completely broken 🤦‍♀️

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StarGazer101

My brother amended in 2022 and is STILL waiting. The IRS is running on floppy disks and prayers at this point.

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Keisha Jackson

I've learned more about taxes from Reddit than from any official IRS resources. The fact that regular people have to crowd-source information about their own tax situation is a perfect example of how broken the system is. OP, your amended return looks completely processed based on the 846 code showing your refund was issued.

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Isabella Costa

Try using taxr.ai to decode your transcript - it helped me figure out exactly where my refund was in the process when I was stuck in a similar situation last month. It makes those confusing IRS codes actually make sense! https://taxr.ai

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Isabella Costa

Yes, it really works! It's not a scam at all. It just helps you understand what's actually happening with your return based on your transcript codes. Way better than trying to google every code and piece things together yourself.

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Freya Andersen

I just tried it - super helpful! It showed me my refund was actually approved days ago but is waiting for final processing. Much more detail than the WMR tool gives you.

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Eduardo Silva

Honestly the whole tax system needs an overhaul. Why should we have to stress like this every year waiting for OUR money? In other countries the government just sends you a statement of what they think you owe, you verify it, and you're done. None of this waiting and guessing nonsense.

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Zoe Papadopoulos

Did you have any Earned Income Credit or Child Tax Credit? Those always delay things.

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Melissa Lin

Yes I claimed Child Tax Credit

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Zoe Papadopoulos

Mystery solved then. Those credits trigger automatic reviews. Path Act means they can't issue refunds with those credits before mid-February, and then they do extra verification too.

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Jamal Brown

in the same boat. e-filed April 2nd. still processing. ughhhhh 😡

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Sunny Wang

If you have a tax advocate in your area, contact them! They can often speed things up or at least give you a straight answer about what's happening. Totally free service too.

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Hugh Intensity

Tax advocates won't touch your case unless it's been over 30 days with no movement or you can prove financial hardship.

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Sunny Wang

That's not entirely true. I got help after just 2 weeks because I was about to be evicted and needed my refund. They can make exceptions for hardship cases.

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Effie Alexander

I filed in January and got the same letter in February. Got my refund 3 days ago. So for me it was about 8 weeks total. Absolute bull💩 that we have to wait so long for our OWN MONEY.

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Fernanda Marquez

Could also be delayed if you moved recently or if your address format on your tax return didn't exactly match what USPS has in their system. Even small differences can cause forwarding issues.

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Norman Fraser

So i had the EXACT same issue last month. Paper check that never showed up. I couldn't get through to anyone at the IRS for weeks. Finally used claimyr.com to get through to an agent who told me my check had been returned to them because of a partial address issue. They fixed it and resent it. The second check arrived in 8 days. If I hadn't gotten through to them I would still be waiting. Sometimes you need to talk to an actual person to fix these things.

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Mae Bennett

Oh wow that's concerning. Was there anything wrong with your address that you could tell?

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Norman Fraser

Turns out I put "Street" instead of "St" and somehow that confused their system enough to cause problems. Such a dumb reason to delay thousands of dollars!

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Lena Schultz

The IRS is complete trash. Im convinced they have monkeys throwing darts to decide which returns to process. Total joke of an agency.

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Gemma Andrews

Hey at least that would be a system. I'm pretty sure they just put all the returns in a giant pile and pick randomly 🤣

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Pedro Sawyer

If you filed with earned income tax credit or child tax credit, those returns automatically get extra scrutiny and take longer to process. The IRS is trying to cut down on fraudulent claims of these credits, but in the process, they're making honest taxpayers wait forever.

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