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Hannah White

I tried claiming this last year but got super confused about what expenses qualified. Spent like two weeks researching but still wasn't sure if I was doing it right. Eventually found taxr.ai which broke down exactly what I could claim for my specific situation. Totally recommend if ur confused about education credits!

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Michael Green

Is this an ad? 🧐

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Hannah White

Nah just sharing what helped me. Was literally about to pay a tax preparer $200+ to figure out my education credits before finding this. Do whatever works for you tho 🤷‍♀️

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Mateo Silva

i messed up and claimed this incorrectly in 2021... ended up with a CP12 notice and had to pay back $1500 😭 the instructions are so confusing its ridiculous

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Victoria Jones

Those CP12 notices are the WORST. When I got mine I couldn't even understand what they were saying was wrong. Finally used Claimyr to reach an agent who explained it in english lol

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Emma Bianchi

I finally got thru to the IRS yesterday using claimyr.com after trying on my own for weeks (seriously the regular number is impossible). They actually told me my refund had been approved yesterday morning but WMR hadn't updated yet! So sometimes their systems are just behind. The agent was able to see that my 810 code was released two days ago and I should get my deposit by next week. talking to someone who could actually see my account details was a huge relief.

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Lucas Kowalski

how does claimyr work? does it just call for you?

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Emma Bianchi

basically yeah! it navigates thru all the phone menus and waits on hold, then calls you when it gets a human. saved me like 3 hours of hold music

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Olivia Martinez

Have you tried contacting the Taxpayer Advocate Service? They can sometimes help if you're experiencing financial hardship due to the delay. Just google "contact taxpayer advocate service" and your state.

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Refund frozen since April 2024 now showing 971/977 codes with mysterious February 2025 date - my tax preparer claims her "assistant" might have filed an amended return?

I gave up on my 2023 tax return situation months ago, but I just checked my transcript and noticed something strange. My refund has been frozen since April 2024 (code 810) but now I'm seeing code 971 and 977 dated February 17, 2025 saying an amended return was filed and forwarded for processing. I never filed an amended return! I asked my tax person about it and she said maybe her assistant did it? That sounds super fishy to me. Here's what my transcript actually shows: TAX PER RETURN: $3,665.00 SE TAXABLE INCOME TAXPAYER: $12,804.00 SE TAXABLE INCOME SPOUSE: $0.00 TOTAL SELF EMPLOYMENT TAX: $2,806.00 RETURN DUE DATE OR RETURN RECEIVED DATE (WHICHEVER IS LATER): Apr. 15, 2024 PROCESSING DATE: May 13, 2024 TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE AMOUNT 150 Tax return filed 20241705 05-13-2024 $3,665.00 810 Refund freeze 04-04-2024 $0.00 766 Credit to your account 04-15-2024 $2,407.00 766 Credit to your account 04-15-2024 $10,458.00 768 Earned income credit 04-15-2024 -$4,995.00 971 Amended tax return or claim 02-17-2025 $0.00 forwarded for processing 977 Amended return filed 02-17-2025 $0.00 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data My original return shows filing date of May 13, 2024 with tax of $3,665.00. I had credits totaling $12,865.00 ($2,407.00 + $10,458.00) plus earned income credit of $4,995.00. My refund has been frozen since April 4, 2024 with that code 810, and now suddenly there's these mysterious codes (971 and 977) dated for February 17, 2025 saying an amended return was filed and forwarded for processing. What does this mean? Is this actually a positive development or should I be worried? I definitely didn't file an amended return, and I'm suspicious about my tax preparer's vague answer about her assistant possibly doing it. What typically happens next in this situation? Could this help release my frozen refund?

Hugo Kass

I spent 3 months trying to reach someone at the IRS about a similar issue. Tried calling every day at different times, always got the "high call volume" message. Finally found Claimyr (claimyr.com) that helped me get through to a real person. The agent explained that the 971/977 codes meant the IRS was making adjustments based on information they had that didn't match my return. Talking to someone cleared up all my confusion and the agent even expedited my case. My refund was released a week later. Would never have gotten resolution without actually talking to someone.

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Roger Romero

wow thank you for sharing this. did u need to provide all your personal info to use this service?

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Hugo Kass

They just need your phone number to connect the call - they don't access any of your tax info. When you get connected to the IRS, that's when you provide your verification info directly to the IRS agent. Nothing sketchy, it just helps you skip the hold times.

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Nasira Ibanez

PSA: ALWAYS get a copy of any tax document filed on your behalf, whether original or amended. Your preparer should have provided this automatically. The fact that she doesn't even know if an amendment was filed is incredibly unprofessional and potentially fraudulent. I'd be getting a new tax preparer ASAP.

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Khalil Urso

100% this! I had a preparer who turned out to be changing numbers on returns after I signed them. Only found out when I got audited. Always keep copies of EVERYTHING.

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Code 810 Refund Freeze on 2024 Tax Return - Transcript Shows "No Return Filed" Despite February Submission

I filed my 2024 taxes back in early February and was expecting my refund by now. Checked my transcript today (March 2, 2025) and noticed I have a code 810 (Refund freeze) from February 3rd. I don't see any other transaction codes after that. Here's what my transcript shows: Internal Revenue Service United States Department of the Treasury This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data Request Date: 03-02-2025 Response Date: 03-02-2025 Account Transcript FORM NUMBER: 1040 TAX PERIOD: Dec. 31, 2024 ACCOUNT BALANCE: 0.00 ACCRUED INTEREST: 0.00 AS OF: Mar. 03, 2025 ACCRUED PENALTY: 0.00 AS OF: Mar. 03, 2025 ACCOUNT BALANCE PLUS ACCRUALS (this is not a payoff amount): 0.00 ** INFORMATION FROM THE RETURN OR AS ADJUSTED ** EXEMPTIONS: 00 FILING STATUS: Single ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT TAXABLE INCOME: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT TAX PER RETURN: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT SE TAXABLE INCOME TAXPAYER: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT SE TAXABLE INCOME SPOUSE: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT TOTAL SELF EMPLOYMENT TAX: RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE AMOUNT No tax return filed 810 Refund freeze 02-03-2025 $0.00 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data My question is: has anyone experienced having a refund freeze resolve itself without calling the IRS? Or once you get code 810, do you absolutely have to call them to get things moving again? I'm also confused about the dates on my transcript - the "as of" date shows March 3rd but the freeze code is from a month earlier (02-03-2025). Does this timing mean anything? What's also strange is that it says "No tax return filed" even though I definitely submitted my return in early February. The transcript shows a zero balance but I haven't received my refund yet. It's also showing "RETURN NOT PRESENT FOR THIS ACCOUNT" for all my income and tax information sections. Is this normal with a code 810? Should I wait it out or start trying to get through to an agent now? Anyone dealt with this situation before?

Rachel Tao

I analyze tax data for a living. Looking at the pattern of 810 codes over the past 3 tax seasons, approximately 8% resolve automatically within 6 weeks, 14% resolve within 12 weeks, and the rest require taxpayer contact with the IRS. So there's a small chance it could resolve itself, but the odds aren't great and the timeline is unpredictable.

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Derek Olson

This is fascinating data! Do you have any insight on which types of 810 freezes tend to resolve automatically vs requiring calls?

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Rachel Tao

The ones that tend to resolve automatically are typically related to random review selections where nothing is actually wrong, or minor math errors that the system can correct. Income verification issues, identity verification, and anything fraud-related almost always need human contact.

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Danielle Mays

Pro tip: don't just call the main IRS number if you're getting nowhere. Try the Taxpayer Advocate Service at 1-877-777-4778. They can sometimes help when your refund is stuck and you've made multiple attempts to resolve it yourself.

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Ellie Kim

if all else fails you might have to petition the court to unseal your adoption records. I had to do this for a different reason and it was a pain but possible. took about 6 months and cost around $300 for the legal fees.

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Fiona Sand

i work for a tax prep company (not giving specific advice tho) and we see this kind of thing alot. Your best bet is to submit multiple types of evidence - not just one thing. Show school records, medical records, insurance docs, anything that references your relationship. The more documentation, the better chance of approval.

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Mohammad Khaled

This is good advice. I see a lot of ppl submit just one document and get rejected. Submit everything you've got that shows the relationship!

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Angelina Farar

check your credit report! sometimes the 810 happens because of identity theft and someone else tried filing with your SSN. happened to my brother last year and he had no idea until he checked his credit report and saw weird activity.

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Sebastián Stevens

I was in this EXACT situation for 6 weeks. So frustrating!! I finally got answers by using taxr.ai to understand my transcript (it explained the 810 code was part of a manual review process) and then used Claimyr to actually talk to an IRS agent who resolved it. Back to back wins after weeks of getting nowhere on my own. Try these - they both saved my sanity!

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Makayla Shoemaker

Thank you, I'll check both of these out! So desperate for help at this point.

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IRS Audit CP75 for 2024 Return: Must Prove Step-Daughter as Dependent, Filing Status, EIC and American Opportunity Credit Eligibility Within 30 Days

I just received a CP75 notice dated March 3, 2025 from the IRS for my 2024 tax return. They're auditing my return and holding my Earned Income Credit and Additional Child Tax Credit portions of my refund. The notice (CP75 PC0289) was sent from the IRS Examination Operations at 310 Lowell St Stop 854, Andover, MA 01810-0001. They're auditing my 2024 Form 1040 and I need to send supporting documentation within 30 days from the date of the notice. According to the letter, if I don't respond within that timeframe, they'll send an audit report proposing to disallow the items being audited, and I may owe additional tax. I've been claiming my step-daughter for the past 3 years with no issues, but now they're asking for documentation to prove she qualifies as my dependent. The notice specifically says I need to "Review the enclosed Form 886-H-DEP, Supporting Documents for Dependents" and "Submit the documentation requested to show you have eligible dependents." They're also questioning my Earned Income Credit eligibility, asking me to "Review the enclosed Form 886-H-EIC, Documents You Need to Send to Claim the Earned Income Credit on the Basis of a Qualifying Child or Children for tax year 2024" and "Submit the documentation requested to show your child or children met the relationship, age and residency tests." Additionally, they're questioning my filing status and want me to "Review the enclosed Form 14824, Supporting Documents to Prove Filing Status" and "Submit the documentation requested to verify your filing status." On top of all that, they're questioning the American Opportunity Credit I claimed, asking me to "Review the enclosed Form 886-H-AOC, Supporting Documents to Prove American Opportunity Credit" and "Submit the documentation requested to show you had eligible education expenses." The notice gives me a contact number of 866-897-0177 and my Caller ID is 278992. Has anyone gone through this process before? What kind of documentation would prove our relationship since she's not my biological child? Her mom and I aren't legally married but we've been living together for 6 years and I provide most of the financial support. I'm worried I'll end up owing a lot if they reject everything.

Savannah Vin

This happened to me last year and they denied my claim even after I sent everything in 😡 Had to get taxr.ai to help me appeal because I couldn't make sense of what they were saying was wrong with my documents. The tool explained exactly what was missing and how to fix it. Appeal was approved and I got my refund. Don't give up if they initially deny you!

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Keith Davidson

That's scary they denied you even with documentation! What was missing from your initial submission?

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Savannah Vin

The documents I sent only showed 5 months of the year. They need proof covering more than 6 months (183 days). I had the documentation but didn't realize I needed to cover the time period so thoroughly. Make sure your docs span January through December!

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Mason Stone

Ask the kid's school for an attendance record or enrollment verification letter showing your address. Schools usually have a form letter they can print out quickly that shows the child's address and guardian info. Most important thing is responding quickly and thoroughly.

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Received CP05 Notice for 2024 Return with 810 Code - IRS Reviewing Return for up to 60 Days, No Action Needed Now

So I checked my transcript earlier this month and saw code 810 which I've never had before. I was nervous about what was happening with my refund and was told to wait for the notice. Just got this CP05 notice in my email today dated March 3, 2025 regarding my 2024 tax return. The notice states: "We're reviewing your return to verify its accuracy. We understand your tax refund is important to you and we'll work to complete our review as quickly as possible." It goes on to explain that they're reviewing returns to determine whether income, income tax withholding, credits, or expenses are reported correctly. The notice specifically says I don't need to do anything at this time, and they'll either: - Send me my refund - Ask for additional information - Deny all or part of my refund (with the option to appeal if I disagree) The frustrating part is that it could take up to 60 days to complete their review. The notice even says "Please wait 60 days before contacting us since we won't be able to provide any additional information." They suggest checking refund status at IRS.gov/Refunds or the IRS2Go mobile app. There's also a concerning section about identity theft that says "If you didn't file a 2024 tax return, someone may have attempted to use your personal information to obtain a tax refund." In that case, they recommend completing Form 14039 (Identity Theft Affidavit) and visiting IRS.gov/ID for more information about tax-related identity theft. But I definitely filed my return in mid-February, so that part doesn't apply to me. The notice is labeled as "CP05" for Tax Year 2024, Page 1 of 2. Has anyone dealt with this before? Is this really just a waiting game now or should I be doing something proactive? Filed in mid-February and was expecting my refund by March, now it seems like it could be May before I get anything. Should I call them before the 60 days is up or just keep waiting?

Ryan Vasquez

The IRS has been using automated systems to flag returns for review more often since the pandemic. They found that their old targeting methods weren't catching certain types of fraud, so now they cast a wider net. The problem is they don't have enough staff to quickly process all the returns they flag, so innocent taxpayers are caught in the backlog. It's unfair but it's the reality of the system right now.

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Avery Saint

anyone know if theres a way to figure out WHY your return got selected for review? like are they looking at a specific part of my return or is it totally random?

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Taylor Chen

The CP05 is deliberately vague for security reasons. They don't want to tell you exactly what triggered the review because scammers could use that info. But common triggers include: claiming refundable credits, self-employment income, large changes in income year-over-year, or just random selection.

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Avery Saint

makes sense but still super annoying 😑

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Amelia Cartwright

Im going thru the same situation right now except my 810 freeze has been on since DECEMBER. Ive sent in TWO amended returns and nothing has changed.The IRS is completley incompetent.I need my money for my sons medical procedur and they dont care at all.F the irs

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Chris King

If you have a medical hardship, call and ask for a hardship expedite. You'll need documentation but they can move your case to the front of the line.

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Rachel Clark

The harsh reality is that amended returns with freeze codes take forever to process. My best advice is to plan as if you won't get your refund for at least 6 months. If it comes sooner, great! But don't count on that money anytime soon. The IRS is massively backlogged on amended returns.

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Jordan Walker

I've been going thru this EXACT identity verification nightmare for months!! I ended up breaking down and using taxr.ai after seeing it recommended here, and it was incredibly helpful. It showed me exactly what was happening with my refund (there was an identity verification hold AND an income verification issue I didn't know about). It gave me super clear steps to resolve both issues. The tool basically translated all the cryptic IRS codes and timelines into actual English. Found out my letter was sent to my old address even though I updated it everywhere! https://taxr.ai

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Natalie Adams

Did you have to provide personal info to use that site? Always nervous about giving tax info to random websites

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Jordan Walker

You upload your transcript but it's encrypted and secure. They don't store your personal data. I was hesitant too but at that point I was desperate for answers. The site is legit - they explain exactly what's happening with your specific refund situation.

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Elijah O'Reilly

CONGRATS ON THE BABY!! 🥰👶 Sorry you're dealing with IRS headaches on top of newborn stress. If you're really in a pinch waiting for your refund, consider calling the Taxpayer Advocate Service at 877-777-4778. They can sometimes help if you're experiencing financial hardship (like not being able to pay for essentials). Explain your situation with the new baby and income issues - they might be able to expedite things.

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