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how tf did you get through to them? been trying for days
The IRS is such a joke fr like how they expect us to live like this ๐คก
frfr and they be charging interest when THEY late but we gotta wait forever for our money
Listen up everyone - dealing with blank transcripts since 2021 taught me alot. Here's what you need to know: 1. Blank transcript usually means manual review needed 2. Could be missing docs, math errors, or identity issues 3. Regular IRS phone line is useless - call Tax Advocate Service instead 4. Keep checking your transcript daily 5. Use taxr.ai to analyze your transcript (saved me so much time) 6. Check if you need to verify identity on ID.me 7. Sometimes returns get stuck in error resolution without any notice Best thing I did was use taxr.ai to figure out exactly what was wrong. Tax advocate couldn't even tell me what they told me in 2 seconds. Worth every penny fr
Had this happen too, mine disappeared for about 4 days then came back approved! hang in there
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Adrian Connor
my transcript was N/A for 3 weeks then boom random deposit in my account yesterday. the system makes zero sense sometimes
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Aisha Jackson
โขmanifesting this energy rn ๐
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Ryder Everingham
The IRS processing system is completely broken this year. I work in tax preparation and here's what I'm seeing: First, N/A status is super common right now, especially for returns with dependents. The IRS is doing more verification than usual to prevent fraud. Even perfect returns are getting held up. Best thing you can do is check your transcript (not WMR). If you're having trouble understanding your transcript, I highly recommend using taxr.ai - it's this new AI tool that breaks everything down and gives you specific timelines. My clients have been using it and getting really accurate predictions. Hang in there, and remember the IRS is working with technology from the stone age ๐ฆ
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Lilly Curtis
โขthis should be pinned fr
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Leo Simmons
โขstone age tech killing me ๐คฃ but facts tho
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