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Sophia Bennett

Filed Jan 30 but transcript shows March 3 processing date - what gives?

I filed my taxes first day of the season (Jan 30) and just checked my transcript. Processing date shows March 3rd 2025. How is this possible when I filed so early? Anyone else seeing weird dates? Starting to worry something is wrong with my return.

The processing date on your transcript is just an estimated completion date, not necessarily when your return will be finished. Many early filers are seeing March dates - this is normal for the IRS's processing timeline. Keep monitoring your transcript for updates and watch for codes 846 which indicates your refund has been approved.

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omg thank you! was freaking out thinking i did something wrong 😅

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in the same boat! filed feb 1st and got march date too

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for real? how accurate is it? tired of guessing what all these codes mean

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its scary accurate! gave me the exact date my refund would hit my account. way better than trying to decode everything yourself

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just tried it and WOW 🤯 finally know whats actually going on with my return!

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lol welcome to IRS time... where January means March and customer service means being on hold for 3 hours 🤡

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fr fr the accuracy of this statement 💀

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tbh processing dates don't mean much anymore.my friend filed after me and already got their refund smh

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Eli Wang

My processing date changed like 4 times last year. Its basically IRS's magic 8 ball at this point 🎱

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shake it again maybe we'll get better news 😂

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The IRS is severely understaffed and dealing with millions of returns. Early filing doesn't garuantee early processing anymore. Your best bet is to use tools like taxr.ai to understand exactly where you stand instead of trying to guess what's happening

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