As Of Date on transcript changed from Feb 10 to March 10 - what does this mean?
My as of date on my transcript just updated from February 10th to March 10th. Does anyone know what this means? Getting nervous because I really need this refund and don't know if this is good news or bad news.
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Brandon Parker
The 'as of' date changing doesn't necessarily mean anything significant. It's just the date the IRS computer system last processed or will process something on your account. Could be something as simple as interest calculations. Don't read too much into it unless you see other transcript changes.
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Chloe Zhang
•ty for explaining! its so stressful not knowing what anything means ðŸ˜
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Adriana Cohn
•mine changes every week and still no refund smh 🤡
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Jace Caspullo
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Melody Miles
•fr? does it actually work or is it another scam?
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Jace Caspullo
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Melody Miles
•just tried it and wow ur right! finally know wtf is going on with my refund 💯
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Nathaniel Mikhaylov
in the same boat. mine changed 3 times this month already idk what to think anymore
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Eva St. Cyr
From my experience working at a tax firm, as of dates are like a processing checkpoint. Sometimes they move forward, sometimes backward. Its not a reliable indicator of refund timing.
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Kristian Bishop
•so basically IRS is playing mind games with us 🤔
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Kaitlyn Otto
lol welcome to the club. been watching my as of date change for 6 months now 🤮
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Axel Far
Check your transcript for cycle codes - those are way more important than the as of date tbh
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Chloe Zhang
•where do i find the cycle codes?
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Axel Far
•look at the numbers on the left side of ur transcript entries. first 2 digits are the cycle week
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Olivia Van-Cleve
Same thing happened to me last year - my as of date jumped around like crazy for weeks and I was losing sleep over it. Turns out it was just routine processing and I got my refund exactly when WMR originally said I would. The IRS systems are confusing but try not to stress too much about the date changes alone!
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