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IRS Transcript Now Shows "Information Not Available" Message After Requesting Adjustment - Is 846 Code Coming?
Finally got movement on my transcript but now at 10:34 it's showing "Your Information Is Not Available at This Time" under the Details By Year section for Tax Year 2024. My transcript was fine before, but now when I check sa.www4.irs.gov, I'm getting this message saying "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete." When I log in, I can see the "View your account information in the Details By Year section" with a note that "The information provided is based on our current data." There's also a disclaimer that "The numbers here may not reflect: Recently filed or processing returns, Pending payments or adjustments, Information on your business account, Installment agreement fees." Under the "Details By Year" section, when I click on "Tax Year 2024" under "You Owe," all I see is "INFO" with an "i" icon. Then under "Income Tax" with another "i" icon, it shows "Your Information Is Not Available at This Time" followed by "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete." The system notes that these numbers may not reflect recently filed or processing returns, pending payments or adjustments. My "Income Tax" section is completely unavailable now - anyone know if this means I'm close to getting my 846 code? I'm especially curious since it mentions adjustments being processed, and this is a completely different message than what I was seeing before. Does this mean they're making changes to my refund amount? Or just processing my return normally?
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Received a CP01E notice from the IRS - will this impact my refund?
I just got this CP01E notice from the IRS in yesterday's mail and I'm kinda freaking out. Does anyone know if this will mess up my tax refund somehow? I filed through TaxSlayer for the first time this year on February 12th (usually I go to a preparer but wanted to save some $$). Could switching to online filing have triggered this notice? I was really counting on that refund money for some car repairs next month. Any info or advice would be super helpful! Thanks in advance to anyone who can shed some light on this!
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Has anyone else noticed that the CP01E seems to come more often to people who claim the Earned Income Credit? My sister and I both filed around the same time with similar incomes, but I claimed EITC and got this notice while she didn't. Just wondering if there's a connection.
You might be onto something there. I've claimed EITC for the past three years and got a CP01E for the first time this year. The EITC is one of the most frequently targeted credits for fraud, so maybe the IRS is adding extra protection to those returns?
That's a really interesting observation about the EITC connection! I've been wondering about the patterns myself. The IRS does tend to scrutinize EITC claims more heavily since it's one of the most commonly exploited credits for fraudulent refunds. It makes sense they'd proactively add identity theft protection to accounts that claim it. I claimed EITC this year too and got my CP01E about 3 weeks after filing. My tax preparer mentioned that the IRS has been ramping up their fraud prevention efforts, especially around refundable credits. So while it might feel targeted, it's probably just them being extra cautious with returns that historically have higher fraud rates. The good news is that legitimate EITC claims shouldn't be delayed by the CP01E - it's just an extra layer of account protection moving forward.
Why Does IRS Show "Information Not Available" for 2024 with Pending Adjustment Message When I Never Requested One?
I logged into my IRS Account at sa.www4.irs.gov today at 10:40 and when I checked the Details By Year section, it's showing that my 2024 Income Tax information "Is Not Available at This Time" with an "INFO" status. There's a message stating "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete." But here's the thing - I never requested any adjustments. When I look at my previous years in the Details By Year section, both 2023 and 2022 show clear $0.00 balances. For 2024, there's just this INFO status with the message about my information not being available at this time. The system displays several options in a menu including: - Recently filed or processing returns - Pending payments or adjustments - Information on your business account - Installment agreement fees - Make a payment - Frequently Asked Questions About Balances But none of these explain why there's a pending adjustment I didn't request. I'm confused because the message specifically says "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete" - but I definitely didn't request any adjustment. The contrast between my previous years showing $0.00 balances and this mysterious INFO status for 2024 is concerning me. What could be happening with my 2024 tax information? Does this mean someone else requested an adjustment on my behalf or there's some kind of processing happening? What does this INFO status actually mean and should I be worried about it?
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Call the IRS directly. Sometimes these messages pop up due to system glitches. Better to get confirmation from an agent that everything's okay with your account.
good luck getting through tho. been trying for weeks 😫
This "INFO" status is actually pretty normal for early 2024 - the IRS runs automated background processes to prepare accounts for the new tax year, which can temporarily make your information unavailable. Since your 2022 and 2023 show clean $0 balances, you're likely in good standing. The system just needs time to complete whatever routine processing is happening. I'd give it another week or two before worrying, but if it persists beyond that, definitely call the IRS to confirm everything's okay.
2024 IRS Account Showing "Information Not Available" Message While 2023 Shows $0 Balance - Normal or Concerning?
I just checked my IRS account at sa.www4.irs.gov and noticed something concerning in the Details By Year section. For 2024, it's showing "INFO" with a message that specifically states "Your Information Is Not Available at This Time" under the Income Tax section. The system also includes a note saying "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete." Here's exactly what I'm seeing on my screen at 5:22: Under "Details By Year" there are two tax years listed: Tax Year: 2024 You Owe: INFO Income Tax: Your Information Is Not Available at This Time And then there's this message: "If you requested an adjustment to your account your information will not be available until that transaction is complete." For the previous year: Tax Year: 2023 You Owe: $0.00 I can also see options for "Installment agreement fees" and "Make a payment" on the page, as well as a link for "Frequently Asked Questions About Balances". Meanwhile, my 2023 tax year shows a balance of exactly $0.00. Is this a normal thing to see? I'm getting kind of nervous about why my 2024 information isn't available. I didn't think I requested any adjustments to my account, so I'm confused why it would say that. Has anyone else experienced this message on their IRS account or know what it means? Should I be concerned that something is wrong with my 2024 taxes?
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pro tip: screenshot everything. irs website be acting crazy sometimes
fr fr learned that the hard way last year 💯
Just want to add that this "Information Not Available" message is super common right now since we're still early in tax season. The IRS systems are constantly updating as they process returns and make adjustments. I've seen this exact same message on my account for the past few weeks and it's totally normal. The key thing is your 2023 shows $0 which means you're in good standing. Don't stress about it - the 2024 info will populate once you file your return or if there are any updates to process. The IRS website can be confusing but this particular message is nothing to worry about!
If my 1099 income is below the standard deduction threshold, do I still need to pay social security taxes?
So I just started doing some content creation last year as a side hustle and ended up making about $11,700 from a couple different companies. They all sent me 1099 forms for my work. I know the standard deduction for a single person is $13,850 for 2023, and I'm wondering if I even need to pay social security taxes since my 1099 income is less than that amount? I don't have any other income right now (lost my regular job last spring and have just been doing this freelance stuff). Do I still have to file and pay those social security and Medicare taxes even though I won't owe any income tax? This self-employment tax stuff is confusing and I'd rather not pay if I don't need to! Any help would be appreciated.
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Make sure you're setting aside money each quarter for estimated tax payments on your 1099 income going forward. The IRS expects you to pay as you earn rather than all at once at tax time. If you wait until April, you might get hit with underpayment penalties.
This is so important! I learned this the hard way my first year of freelancing. I'd recommend putting 25-30% of each payment into a separate savings account specifically for taxes.
Just wanted to add a practical tip for tracking expenses throughout the year - I use a simple spreadsheet to log every business-related purchase as it happens. Categories like equipment, software subscriptions, office supplies, travel/mileage, etc. Makes tax time SO much easier than trying to dig through bank statements later. Also, if you're using your phone or computer for content creation, you can deduct the business percentage of those costs too. Just make sure you can justify the percentage if the IRS ever asks. For example, if you use your phone 40% for business, you can deduct 40% of your monthly bill. The key is being able to document that these expenses are "ordinary and necessary" for your content creation business. Keep receipts and notes about how each expense relates to your work!
Anna Xian
The IRS is seriously broken. Why does it take them 84 years to process a simple return smh
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Jungleboo Soletrain
fr fr its like they using windows 95 or sumthing
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Nia Harris
This is actually a really good sign! When your transcript goes from showing normal information to this "Information Not Available" message specifically mentioning adjustments, it usually means the IRS is actively working on your account in the final stages. I've seen this pattern countless times - the system basically locks down your account info while they're making the final calculations and preparing to issue your refund. The fact that it's showing at 10:34 and specifically mentions adjustment processing is textbook pre-846 behavior. Keep checking Friday mornings since that's when transcript updates typically post. You're probably looking at getting your DDD (Direct Deposit Date) within the next week or two!
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