Filed 2/2, stuck in Errors Department with 120 day wait - No transcript updates & WMR shows delay
Filed my taxes on February 2nd and still nothing. Called IRS this morning since there were no updates and they said im stuck in the errors department. They told me they have 120 days to fix it and if they cant figure it out theyll send me a letter. My transcript shows N/A and Where's My Refund just has a delayed message. Anyone else dealing with this?
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Rita Jacobs
The errors department is actually handling a lot of returns right now. The 120-day timeframe is standard procedure, but many returns are resolved sooner. Your best bet is to keep monitoring your transcript for any updates or codes. Most common reasons for error department are income verification issues or math errors that need manual review.
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Manny Lark
•Thanks for explaining! Do you know if theres anything I can do to speed it up?
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Rita Jacobs
•Unfortunately not much you can do except wait. Just make sure you respond quickly if they send any letters requesting additional info.
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Khalid Howes
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Ben Cooper
•forreal? how accurate is it? sounds too good to be true tbh 🤔
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Khalid Howes
•Dead serious! It uses AI to read all the codes and gives you a super detailed breakdown. Better than calling IRS and waiting on hold for hours lol
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Ben Cooper
•just tried it out and WOW. it literally told me exactly why my return was delayed and when ill probably get paid. worth every penny fr fr 💯
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Naila Gordon
in the same boat bestie 😭 filed 2/1 and got the same runaround. this is getting ridiculous fr
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Cynthia Love
The errors department is a black hole rn no 🧢 Been stuck since January and everytime I call they just say wait longer smh
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Darren Brooks
•facts! its like they just throw our returns in there to die 💀
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Rosie Harper
Pro tip: Call your local taxpayer advocate office. They can sometimes help speed things up if youre experiencing financial hardship.
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Manny Lark
•tried that already... they said theyre not taking new cases rn bc theyre overwhelmed 😮💨
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Elliott luviBorBatman
yall need to stop calling fr fr ur just wasting ur time. nothing anyone says on the phone means anything until u see movement on ur transcript
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Demi Hall
•this is the realest comment here ngl 👆
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