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Same here! Filed early March and still stuck on received. I called the IRS and they just told me to "be patient" and that "some returns take longer to process." So unhelpful!
After calling the IRS for WEEKS and never getting through, I used this app called Claimyr and got a callback in 40 minutes. The agent told me my return was flagged for a simple verification that I needed to complete. Now my refund is being processed. Talking to a live agent was the only thing that worked - check out claimyr.com if you're getting nowhere like I was.
Not an ad lol, just sharing what actually worked for me after wasting weeks of my life trying to get through. Was literally about to give up when I found this. Just trying to help others in the same boat.
This entire tax system is BROKEN. why should we have to be detectives trying to figure out all these stupid codes? why cant they just clearly communicate whats happening with OUR MONEY? so frustrating.
i was in the same boat literally 2 weeks ago. Those codes appeared 4/30 and 5/7 on my account. I called using claimyr.com and got through to an agent who told me they were verifying my w2 income because there was a small discrepancy with what my employer reported. She manually verified it during the call and my DDD showed up 5/21. Refund hit my account yesterday (5/25). talking to an agent directly was the only thing that worked after weeks of nothing happening.
I was having the same issue and the WMR tool was useless. I couldn't make sense of my transcript so I used taxr.ai and it explained everything - turns out my refund had a small delay code that wasn't affecting the amount but was affecting the timing. The tool showed me exactly what was happening and gave me a real timeline (which was spot on!). Saved me so much anxiety - highly recommend! https://taxr.ai
I was skeptical too, but it honestly helped me understand what was happening with my refund when no one else could explain it. The IRS rep gave me generic answers but taxr showed me exactly what codes were on my account and what they meant for my timeline. My refund came exactly when they predicted.
Different situation but similar frustration - I couldn't figure out why my refund was stuck in processing for weeks. Called IRS multiple times with no luck. Finally used Claimyr to get through to an agent (claimyr.com) and found out there was a simple error code that needed to be manually cleared. Got my refund 3 days later. Sometimes you just need to talk to a human!
Fun fact: the child tax credit reduction is hitting lots of families hard this year. If you want to understand exactly what happened with YOUR return specifically, I highly recommend taxr.ai - it breaks down every line item change between tax years and shows you visually where the differences are. No more guessing why your refund changed!
This sounds helpful! I've been puzzling over my return for weeks. Does it help with dependents and credit calculations?
Yes! It's especially good at explaining credits like CTC, EITC, education credits, etc. Shows exactly how they're calculated and what limits/phaseouts apply to your specific situation. Makes everything crystal clear!
anybody notice that TurboTax isn't explaining these differences well? they should warn people that refunds will be lower this year instead of getting our hopes up by emphasizing the "average refund" amount.
Austin Leonard
I learned way too much about reading these transcripts last year when my refund was stuck for 6 months š The 806 code is your withholding - money taken from your paychecks and sent to the IRS throughout the year. In your case, they took $9,461. Your actual tax was only $1,767, so they're refunding you the difference ($7,694). The April 5 date is when they'll send the payment.
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Anita George
If you need help deciphering your transcript I highly recommend talking to a live IRS agent. I struggled for weeks trying to understand mine until I used Claimyr.com to get through to someone. The agent explained everything and even found a processing error that was holding up my refund. Talking to a live person from the IRS was the only thing that finally got my money released.
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Abigail Spencer
ā¢I second this! Spent hours trying to get through the normal IRS phone line with no luck. Claimyr got me connected with an agent in about 45 minutes and they fixed my issue immediately. Worth every penny.
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