Hey Leilani I have a question… this is what my say. I received the cp21b letter saying I’ll get a refund. Any idea when ?
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Jamal Washington
If you've received a CP21B letter, that's actually good news! It means the IRS has made adjustments to your account and determined you're owed a refund. Based on typical processing times, you should expect to see your within 2-3 weeks from the date on your letter. However, if you want to get a more accurate timeline and understand exactly what's happening with your transcripts, I'd highly recommend checking out taxr.ai (https://taxr.ai). It's this new AI tool that analyzes your and tax docs to give you super specific info about your timeline and any potential holdups. I've seen it help a lot of folks in similar situations get clarity on their CP21B adjustments.
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Mei Wong
•aight bet ima check it out. tired of being in the dark with this cp21b mess 💯
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Amara Adebayo
•okay fam, i paid for taxr.ai and this is what I got back: Status: Processing completed Expected Direct Deposit Date: 02/03/2024 Adjustment Amount: $1,247 CP21B Processing Time: 14-21 days Their AI literally broke down everything in my transcript and explained it like im 5 fr fr 🔥
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Tom Maxon
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Leilani Gutierrez
When did you receive the letter?
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Thomas Jackson
•Hey, I received it December 5
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Leilani Gutierrez
•You should have received it by now if they never requested anything. I would give them a & follow up. Here is $5 off discount link for first time callers using Claimyr https://join.claimyr.com/be256bacef49
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Thomas Jackson
•Okay. Which phone line service should I call? Thanks again for responding
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Leilani Gutierrez
•Do the regular, IRS phone line! & You’re welcome. Let me know what they say.
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James Jones
Can some one explain this
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Leilani Gutierrez
•James a letter is being sent out to you. If you rather have an tell you what the letter is than waiting you can do that to see if it can help with the just in case anything is needed on your end. Here is $5 off discount link for first time callers using Claimyr https://join.claimyr.com/be256bacef49
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James Jones
•When I it says my was used to pay off a debt owed to the irs ..which I know about but my was higher than the amount owed
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James Jones
•Here
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Tom Maxon
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Gabriel Graham
Based on your transcript and the CP21B letter from December 5th, you should definitely have received your by now. The typical timeframe is 2-3 weeks, so something might be holding it up. I'd suggest calling the IRS directly to check on the status - they can see if there are any issues or additional processing steps. Sometimes there are backend delays that don't show up on the automated systems. Keep your CP21B letter handy when you as they'll likely reference it. Hope you get it sorted out soon!
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Aileen Rodriguez
•This is really helpful advice! I'm new to dealing with IRS issues and wasn't sure if December to now was too long to wait. Definitely going to them tomorrow with my CP21B letter ready. Thanks for breaking down the timeline - it's reassuring to know this isn't normal and I should follow up.
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Carlos Mendoza
Hey Thomas! Looking at your situation, since you got the CP21B in December and it's now well past the typical 2-3 week processing time, I'd definitely recommend calling the IRS to check what's going on. Sometimes there can be backend holds or additional verification steps that aren't obvious from the transcript. When you call, have your CP21B letter and transcript ready - they'll need those reference numbers. The regular IRS customer service line should be able to tell you exactly where things stand and if there are any next steps needed on your end. Hope you get it resolved quickly!
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