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Filed my taxes early this year and got a cycle date of 2/24/2025 with code 150. Its been over a month since that date and still nothing in my account. WMR still says processing. Starting to get worried - anyone else dealing with this?
My transcript was showing N/A status yesterday, but I kept checking. Around 4am it updated but without a deposit date. Just checked again and finally got my DDD for 3/22! Don't give up hope if your transcript updates - keep refreshing throughout the day.
Filed my 2024 taxes on 1/23 through TurboTax (accepted 1/24). Head of household with 3 dependents. I know I owe the IRS some money but should still get a refund after that. Problem is theres nothing on my transcript and WMR just says processing. No path or updates at all. Getting worried.
If you owe back taxes make sure you check the offset hotline at 800-304-3107. That will tell you if/how much they're gonna take from your refund.
I got an update on my Wisconsin state refund showing that "the balance of your refund and an adjustment notice was or will be issued on 2/21/2025. If your refund is by direct deposit, make sure to confirm the refund has been credited to your bank account." I took a screenshot from the WI Department of Revenue website (tap.revenue.wi.gov) that shows this message, but I'm not sure if 2/21/2025 is when the money will actually hit my account or just when they process it on their end. The message specifically says "was or will be issued" which seems a bit vague. The website also has a section called "Protecting Your Refund" that mentions "Identity and refund theft are on the rise. The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is safeguarding you and your refund from identity theft, fraud and errors." It says if they suspect fraud, they will "Notify you by mail" and "Ask you to verify your identity." Under "How long does it take to get my refund?" the site states: - "If filed electronically, most refunds are issued in less than 12 weeks" - "Filing a paper return could delay your refund" - "Our strong fraud and error safeguards could delay some returns" There's also a note about "If you have any questions about your delinquent account, visit our contact information page" - though I don't have a delinquent account, this was just part of their standard message. This is my first time filing in Wisconsin, and I'm wondering how accurate their projected dates typically are. Has anyone dealt with WI refunds before? Do they usually deposit on the date they specify, or should I expect additional delays? I just want to know when I'll actually see the money in my account.
Just checked the offset line and they said I dont owe anything to anyone. But when I look at my transcripts theres a balance from 2018? Super confused about whether theyre gonna take my refund or not. Anyone dealt with this before?
Listen up, here's the deal with offset situations and transcripts: - Offset hotline updates weekly, sometimes bi-weekly - Transcripts are usually most current - Past due amounts WILL affect current year refunds - Different IRS systems take time to sync - Best solution I've found is using taxr.ai - it reads your transcript and tells you exactly what's happening and when you'll get paid Don't waste time trying to piece everything together yourself. The AI tool is literally a dollar and will save you hours of headache. I use it for all my clients now.
Kolton Murphy
Check if you have any credits claimed like EIC or CTC. Those usually take longer to process and might explain the delay.
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Marcus Patterson
Authoryeah i claimed EIC... guess ill just keep waiting ๐ฎโ๐จ
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Evelyn Rivera
Have you tried calling? Sometimes u can get lucky and get a actual person who knows whats going on
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Marcus Patterson
Authorbeen trying but cant get through. its always 'high call volume' or whatever ๐
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