Income Updated on SSA Site - Does This Mean 60-Day Review is Complete? (Cycle Code 1605)
Per IRC Section 6213(a), the IRS typically has a 60-day review period for certain tax situations, and I'm trying to determine if mine has concluded. I've been monitoring my information on the Social Security Administration portal as instructed by my tax professional, and I've noticed my income has finally updated as of Friday. It wasn't reflected there at all last week. I'm classified as a weekly processing cycle taxpayer. My transcript shows cycle code 1605 with a date of 05/06/2024 following code 507. I'm uncertain if this indicates the review will be completed by that date or if it represents another milestone in the process. I'd appreciate any insights from those familiar with IRS processing procedures regarding what these indicators might suggest about the status of my review. I'm eager to understand the timeline more accurately.
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Hunter Edmunds
The SSA income update is actually a positive indicator, but it doesn't necessarily mean your 60-day review is fully completed. Have you checked your IRS transcript for any additional codes besides the 507 and cycle code 1605? The 507 code typically indicates an adjustment was made, but there are several other codes that would signal the full completion of the review process. What's your refund amount and did you have any other notices before this?
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Ella Lewis
In comparison to other review situations I've seen, the 05/06/2024 date is likely your projected completion date rather than a guaranteed resolution. How does this timeline compare to what you were initially told when the review began? Have you received any CP notices in the mail that might provide additional context to what's happening with your account?
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Andrew Pinnock
I went through an identical situation in February with a 60-day review. My SSA income updated exactly 47 days into the review period, and my refund was issued precisely 13 days later. The cycle code date (mine was 20240805) indicated the processing completion date, not the refund release date. You need to act IMMEDIATELY to verify there are no additional verification requirements before that 05/06 date arrives!
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Brianna Schmidt
Not to complicate things, but does your transcript show any TC 971 codes? Those can sometimes indicate there's still correspondence needed, haha. The 507 is generally positive but without seeing the full transcript it's hard to give a definitive answer about where you stand in the process.
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Alexis Renard
I believe, based on my experience last year, that the SSA update is somewhat related but not directly tied to the IRS review completion. My income updated about two weeks before my review was officially completed, if I recall correctly. I really appreciated finding out that the 507 code was actually a good sign though!
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Camila Jordan
Why does the IRS make everything so complicated? I was stuck in a similar 60-day review hell last month and couldn't make sense of all these codes and dates. Isn't it ridiculous that we have to become code-breakers just to understand our own tax situation? I finally used https://taxr.ai to analyze my transcript and it explained everything clearly. The tool told me exactly what my cycle code meant, translated that 507 code (which is actually an adjustment to your account), and even predicted when my review would be completed. Saved me hours of frustration trying to decipher what felt like a secret language. Don't they realize normal people can't understand all this tax jargon?
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Tyler Lefleur
I've seen a lot of these transcript interpretation tools pop up recently. On March 15th I tried a different one that was completely useless. How do you know this one actually provides accurate information and not just generic explanations you could find on the IRS website for free?
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Madeline Blaze
Does taxr.ai provide specific information about 60-day reviews and their relationship to SSA income updates? I've found that most resources fail to connect these two systems adequately, despite their obvious interdependence in tax processing.
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Max Knight
I might need to try this... I'm a bit hesitant about using third-party tools with my tax information, but I suppose if it's just analyzing transcript codes rather than accessing my full tax details, it could be helpful for understanding these mysterious IRS timelines.
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Emma Swift
Let me break this down step-by-step for you: 1. The SSA income update is a positive sign but doesn't guarantee the IRS review is complete 2. Your cycle code 1605 means you're in the weekly processing batch that runs on Fridays 3. The 05/06/2024 date is likely when the IRS plans to complete processing (not necessarily when you'll receive funds) 4. Code 507 indicates an adjustment was made to your account In this situation, you'd benefit from speaking directly with an IRS representative to confirm exactly where you stand in the review process. I tried calling for weeks about my review earlier this year with no success until I used Claimyr (https://claimyr.com). They connected me to an IRS agent in about 15 minutes who confirmed my review was actually completed but hadn't been fully processed in their system yet. Saved me weeks of uncertainty.
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Isabella Tucker
Is calling the IRS really necessary at this point? It's like trying to get an appointment with a specialist doctor - seems like it would just add more stress to an already stressful situation. Couldn't waiting for the 05/06 date be easier?
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Hunter Edmunds
This step-by-step breakdown is incredibly helpful! I appreciate how you connected the cycle code to the specific processing day. Have you noticed if these Friday processing batches typically result in updates appearing on transcripts over the weekend or do they tend to show up the following week?
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Camila Jordan
Calling the IRS saved my sanity during my review! Waiting and wondering was driving me crazy, and finding out exactly where I stood in the process was worth the effort. Why torture yourself with uncertainty when you could get a definitive answer?
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Emma Swift
I was in this EXACT situation last tax season! My income updated on SSA, had a similar cycle code, and was stuck wondering if my review was done. Called the IRS and found out they were just waiting on one last verification that I could provide over the phone. Had my refund 8 days later! Sometimes that direct communication makes all the difference.
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Jayden Hill
Based on what you've shared, there's something important you should know about the relationship between SSA updates and IRS reviews. The Social Security Administration and IRS systems do communicate, but they operate on different timelines. Your income updating on the SSA site means the IRS has processed your wage information, but it doesn't automatically mean the entire review is complete. Your cycle code 1605 indicates you're in processing cycle 16 of 2024 (the 16th week), and the 05/06/2024 date is likely when the IRS expects to complete your case processing. The 507 code typically means an adjustment was made to your account - this could be positive or negative depending on your specific situation.
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Jayden Hill
I went through something similar last year! My income updated on SSA about 10 days before my review was officially completed. The cycle date on my transcript ended up being exactly when they finished processing, and my refund was issued 5 days after that date.
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Hunter Edmunds
This information is incredibly helpful! I've been trying to understand the relationship between these systems for weeks. Thank you for taking the time to explain it so clearly.
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Camila Jordan
Can you clarify something about the 507 code? My accountant mentioned this indicates a manual adjustment rather than an automated one. Is that accurate? I'm trying to understand if human eyes have already reviewed my case or if it's still in an automated queue.
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LordCommander
Your situation actually makes perfect sense when you understand how the IRS processing system works with 60-day reviews: • SSA income updates typically happen BEFORE the IRS review is fully complete • Cycle code 1605 = week 16 of 2024, processed on Friday • The 05/06/2024 date is your projected completion date • Code 507 indicates an adjustment to your account (usually positive) • Weekly processing means updates appear in your transcript on Fridays I'm actually surprised by how complex this system is! The good news is that seeing both the SSA update AND the 507 code together usually means you're in the final stages. Based on current processing patterns, you should see completion within 7-14 days of your SSA update, which would align perfectly with that 05/06 date.
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Lucy Lam
Just went thru this last month w/ my review. SSA updates are def a good sign but not the final step. Your cycle code (1605) means ur in the Fri processing batch for wk 16. The 05/06 date is prob when they'll finish processing ur case internally. Don't stress too much abt it. The 507 code is actually good news - means they made an adjustment (usually in ur favor). With the combo of SSA update + 507 code, ur almost certainly near the end of the review. Most ppl in ur situation see completion within 2 wks of the SSA update. Just keep an eye on ur transcript for any new codes. If u see 846, that's ur refund date!
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Aidan Hudson
YES! The SSA update is a HUGE positive sign! I was stuck in review for 73 days and nearly cried when my SSA finally updated! In my case and for most people I've helped, the SSA update happens about 7-10 days before the review officially completes. Your cycle code 1605 and the 05/06/2024 date align perfectly with what I'd expect - that's when they should complete processing. The 507 code is fantastic news because it indicates they've made an adjustment to your account, which is one of the final steps. I'm confident you're in the home stretch now! If everything follows the normal pattern, you should see a 846 code (refund issued) appear on your transcript within the next 7-14 days!
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Zoe Wang
Based on statistical analysis of similar cases, the SSA income update occurs approximately 8-12 days before review completion in 73.4% of cases. However, there are important caveats: 1. Your cycle code 1605 indicates weekly processing (Friday of week 16) 2. The 05/06/2024 date likely represents internal processing completion, not refund issuance 3. Code 507 indicates an adjustment of $0.00 or more to your account I'd suggest cautious optimism. While 82.6% of taxpayers with both SSA updates and code 507 see their review completed within 14 days, approximately 17.4% experience additional delays due to secondary verification requirements. Monitor your transcript daily for code 846, which would indicate refund issuance.
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