I FILED 2/03/24 I RECIEVED A 810 freeze 2/08/24 I DID NOT CALL OR ANYTHING, BECAUSE EVERYONE RECIEVED THOSE CODES & THE DIDNT ISSUE ANY LETTERS, I HAVENT CHECKED MY AND SINCE SO I RECIEVED 766 CODE 768 CODE FOR THE SAME DATE 4/15/24 BUT HAVE NOT RECEIVED A OR 846 CODE HELLLP

Kenny Lucas · 2024-04-27T14:08:27.203Z

I FILED 2/03/24 I RECIEVED A 810 Refund freeze 2/08/24 I DID NOT CALL OR ANYTHING, BECAUSE EVERYONE RECIEVED THOSE CODES & THE IRS DIDNT ISSUE ANY LETTERS, I HAVENT CHECKED MY TRANSCRIPTS AND SINCE SO I RECIEVED 766 CODE 768 CODE FOR THE SAME DATE 4/15/24 BUT HAVE NOT RECEIVED A REFUND OR 846 CODE HELLLP

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Esmeralda Gómez

Let me break this down for you. The 810 freeze code is actually pretty common this year, but you've now got both 766 and 768 codes dated 4/15/24 which is actually good news! These codes indicate that your credits have been processed. However, without seeing that 846 code ( issued), your money's still stuck in processing. I'd highly recommend checking out taxr.ai - it's this new AI tool that can analyze your transcript and give you a really clear timeline of what's happening and when you might see that refund. I've seen lots of folks in similar situations get exact dates and explanations for their delays through it. https://taxr.ai

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Tom Maxon

Account Balance: A negative balance of -$9,428.00 signifies a credit balance on your account as of May 13, 2024. This usually means the owes you a refund. Code 150: Indicates that your tax return was filed on May 13, 2024, with a tax liability of $477.00. Code 810: A freeze was put in place on February 8, 2024. This means that the has temporarily stopped the from being issued. Code 766: A credit of -$9,666.00 was applied to your account on April 15, 2024. This could be indicative of or that have been credited to your account. Code 768: You have an Earned Income Credit () of -$239.00 also dated April 15, 2024. In terms of not receiving your refund, even though you see the credits (codes 766 and 768) on your account, the absence of code 846, which indicates the issuance of a refund, means that the has not yet processed your refund. The presence of the 810 freeze code could be the reason why your hasn’t been issued yet. Given that you have not received a letter and the freeze was applied on February 8, 2024, it would be wise to contact the IRS. The freeze could be due to a variety of issues, such as verifying your identity or information on your return, suspected identity theft, or in your return. The will not lift the freeze until they resolve whatever issue prompted it. Since it’s been some time and you're unsure why your hasn't been released, calling the or seeking the assistance of a tax professional will be your next best step to resolving this issue. They will be able to provide you with specific information regarding the freeze and what actions you may need to take. Here's a video of a method to get someone on the phone at the IRS: https://youtu.be/_kiP6q8DX5c

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Tom Maxon

An 810 code on an transcript can sometimes be lifted without any action, especially if it was put in place due to a temporary issue that the needed to resolve internally, such as a system error or a brief review process. If the issue is resolved in your favor, the freeze can be lifted, and you may see an update to your transcript with the 846 code, indicating that the has been issued. However, if the freeze is related to verification issues, suspected identity theft, or other concerns that require additional more of your information or clarification, the will typically not lift the 810 code until they have made contact with you and resolved those issues. In these cases, it's common for the to send a asking the taxpayer to call or provide additional information. If your is frozen and you have not received any communication from the after a reasonable amount of time, it’s advisable to proactively reach out to them. They can then inform you whether you need to take any action or if the freeze will be lifted automatically once their internal processes are complete.