IRS Code 570 on transcript - Do I need to verify identity again?
Hey everyone, I got a Code 570 on my transcript and it says account action is needed. I'm not sure if I have to verify my identity again or what. I already verified my identity over the phone a couple months ago. Has anyone else dealt with this? What did you have to do?
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Katherine Ziminski
Ugh, the IRS and their cryptic codes. š Have you gotten any new letters or notices since you verified your identity? That might give you a clue about what action they need.
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Kaiya Rivera
ā¢Nope, haven't gotten anything new in the mail. That's why I'm so confused!
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Katherine Ziminski
ā¢Hmm, that is weird. Maybe give them a call? Though good luck getting through lol
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Noah Irving
ā¢Calling the IRS? More like entering the 9th circle of hell š
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Vanessa Chang
I had a similar situation last year. Code 570 doesn't necessarily mean you need to verify your identity again. It's a generic hold code that could mean a bunch of different things. In my case, they just needed additional info about my income.
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Madison King
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Julian Paolo
ā¢Sounds too good to be true. Is this legit?
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Madison King
ā¢I was skeptical too, but I tried it and it actually worked. Saved me hours of hold time.
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Ella Knight
ā¢20 bucks to skip the hold? Sign me up! šø
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William Schwarz
Here's what I've learned about Code 570: ⢠It's a general 'hold' on your account ⢠Could be for identity verification, but not always ⢠Might be due to discrepancies in reported income ⢠Sometimes it's just a random audit ⢠If you've already verified recently, it's probably something else Best bet is to wait for a letter explaining the hold, or bite the bullet and call them. If you can't get through, try calling your local Taxpayer Advocate Service. They can sometimes help you figure out what's going on without having to deal with the main IRS line.
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Kaiya Rivera
ā¢Wow, thanks for the detailed info! I'll give the Taxpayer Advocate Service a try.
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Lauren Johnson
ā¢This is gold šÆ Saving this for future reference!
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Jade Santiago
have u checked ur transcripts online? sometimes they update before u get a letter in the mail
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Kaiya Rivera
ā¢Yeah, that's where I saw the 570 code. No other updates though š
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Caleb Stone
Plot twist: the IRS is actually a front for a secret government time travel experiment, and Code 570 means you've accidentally created a temporal paradox. š½š°ļø
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Daniel Price
ā¢LOL if only. At least that would be more interesting than the real IRS š¤£
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Olivia Evans
ā¢Bruh, I wish. Maybe then they'd process refunds faster š
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