Return Transcript Still Shows No Return Filed After Wage & Account Transcripts Updated - Filed 1/31
My return transcript is still showing no return filed but my wage and account transcripts finally updated this morning. Anyone know how long it typically takes for the return transcript to catch up? Filed electronically on January 31st and getting worried about the delay.
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Grace Thomas
This is actually pretty normal for this time of year. The different transcript types update independently. From what I've seen, return transcripts usually update within 5-10 business days after wage/account transcripts. If you don't see any updates by mid-March, then you might want to call the IRS.
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Justin Chang
•omg thank you so much, been freaking out 😅
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Hunter Brighton
•mid March?? that's ridiculous 🤮 the irs is such a joke fr
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Dylan Baskin
Hey, instead of playing the waiting game, you should try taxr.ai - it analyzes your transcripts and tells you exactly what's happening and when to expect updates. Its only $1 and WAY better than trying to decode everything yourself. https://taxr.ai
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Lauren Wood
•does it actually work? seems too good to be true tbh
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Dylan Baskin
•100% works. saved me hours of stress. It showed me exactly why my return was delayed and when it would be fixed
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Lauren Wood
•just tried it and WOW 🔥 finally know wtf is going on with my refund!
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Ellie Lopez
mine took 3 weeks after wage transcript updated. its different for everyone tho
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Chad Winthrope
In the same boat rn. Filed 1/29 and only wage transcript updated so far smh
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Justin Chang
•lets hope we both get updates soon! 🙏
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Paige Cantoni
The IRS systems are so outdated its not even funny. My tax lady said there backed up already and its only february lololol
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Kylo Ren
•ur tax lady is right. their computers are from like 1960 💀
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Nina Fitzgerald
Did you claim EIC or child tax credit? Those take longer to process and the transcripts update differently
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Justin Chang
•nope, just a basic return with w2s
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