Finally made it to a higher tax bracket and probably won't get refunds anymore. Gonna miss obsessing over transcripts and checking WMR every 5 minutes with yall. Its been real watching those bars move together 😭

My transcript updated with a processing date of the 17th and I'm on cycle 02. Does anyone know when I should start checking WMR for updates? I've been checking like crazy and no movement yet.

Still waiting on my GA state refund. My federal transcript shows it was filed on 02-23-2025 (cycle 20250602) and has been processed with credits including $1,944.00 and an earned income credit of $7,649.00, but there's been no movement on the state side. I'm looking at my IRS transcript right now and it clearly shows: TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE AMOUNT 150 Tax return filed 20250602 02-23-2025 $3,250.00 30221-422-88520-5 766 Credit to your account 04-16-2025 -$1,944.00 768 Earned income credit 04-16-2025 -$7,649.00 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data So as you can see, the federal side is completely processed with the tax return filed (code 150) and my credits (codes 766 and 768) all posted to my account. The transcript shows everything properly credited. But on the Georgia Department of Revenue side? Absolutely nothing. No updates on their website, no correspondence, no deposit, nothing at all. I filed back in February at the same time as my federal return and it's been crickets since then. Anyone else having issues with their GA state refund this year? Is the state processing significantly slower than the IRS? I know my federal refund is substantial but I'm also expecting a decent state refund too.

Just checked my transcripts and noticed a code 971 for Illinois. Not sure if this means my refund is gonna get delayed or if its something else. Already waited 8 months and getting nervous about whats showing up on my account.

Filed my taxes through Jackson Hewitt and got the Serve card for my refund deposit. Been waiting on my KY state refund but nothing yet. Federal came in fine but state is moving slow. Anyone else from Kentucky dealing with this?