Filed 2/7 with dependents, still N/A while others getting DDD - What happened last year?

Tax pro here - N/A status doesn't necessarily mean anything bad. The IRS processing system is basically running on windows 95 🤡 Early filers with dependents often get held for random verification. Give it till end of next week before worry sets in.

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N/A gang rise up 😤 This is my third week checking WMR like a clown

If your return has EIC or ACTC, IRS legally cant release funds before mid-February. its stupid but thats how it works

my transcript was N/A for 3 weeks then boom random deposit in my account yesterday. the system makes zero sense sometimes

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 🦕