IRS Transcript Shows Code 570 "Action Pending" with $0.00 Amounts for Credits and EIC - What's Causing My Refund Delay?
I just checked my 2024 tax transcript and noticed something concerning. My account has a 507 code that I've never seen in previous years. Looking at the details, my tax return was filed (code 150) with a processing date of Feb 24, 2025 and shows a cycle number of 20250605. Here's what I'm seeing on my transcript: RETURN DUE DATE OR RETURN RECEIVED DATE (WHICHEVER IS LATER) Apr. 15, 2025 PROCESSING DATE Feb. 24, 2025 TRANSACTIONS CODE EXPLANATION OF TRANSACTION CYCLE DATE AMOUNT 150 Tax return filed 20250605 02-24-2025 $0.00 70211-428-41669-5 806 W-2 or 1099 withholding 04-15-2025 766 Credit to your account 04-15-2025 768 Earned income credit 04-15-2025 570 Additional account action pending 03-03-2025 $0.00 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data There's code 570 showing "Additional account action pending" with a date of March 3, 2025. The transcript shows pending W-2/1099 withholding (code 806), credits (code 766), and earned income credit (code 768) all dated for April 16, 2025. Has anyone dealt with these codes before, especially the 570 with pending account action? I'm worried about what this means for my refund timeline since I've got multiple credits pending including EIC. What's strange is all these amounts are showing $0.00 where there should be values. I filed with W-2 withholding and claimed earned income credit, but the transcript isn't showing any dollar amounts for these entries. Is this normal to see all these codes with $0.00 amounts? I'm especially concerned about what the "Additional account action pending" means and why it has a date of March 3, 2025, which is before the April 15 date shown for the credits. My cycle number is 20250605 if that helps with interpreting what's happening. Anyone know what this combination of codes and dates typically indicates for refund processing? Will I still get my refund on time?
26 comments

Anastasia Smirnova
So I see the 570 and 507 codes on your transcript - these usually indicate there's an audit hold and an adjustment being processed. The 0 credits showing is concerning but might just be temporary while they review everything. The 570 freeze basically stops any refund movement until they resolve whatever flagged their system. From what I've seen lately, these typically clear up in 4-8 weeks but could take longer depending on what triggered it. Honestly, its super frustrating trying to decode all these transcript codes and figure out whats actually happening. I've been recommending people check out taxr.ai (https://taxr.ai) - its this new AI tool that analyzes your transcripts and tax docs to explain exactly what's causing delays and when you can expect movement. Way better than trying to piece it together ourselves or waiting hours on IRS phone lines.
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Sean O'Brien
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Zara Shah
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Luca Bianchi
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GalacticGuardian
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Anastasia Smirnova
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Nia Harris
in the same boat fam, these codes got me stressed af 😤
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Mateo Gonzalez
Called IRS 6 times about these codes, got different answers everytime smh
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Zara Shah
The transcript shows several key processing codes and dates for your 2024 tax return. The cycle number 20250605 indicates your return was processed in the 6th week of 2025. While your return was filed and initially processed on February 24, 2025 (code 150), there are multiple credits and withholdings (codes 806, 766, and 768) that are dated April 15, 2025 - this is standard for future-dated tax credits. The most significant item is the code 570 dated March 3, 2025, indicating a temporary hold on your account. Currently, all amounts are showing as $0.00, which is typical when the IRS is still processing or verifying information. The presence of multiple credits, including Earned Income Credit (768), often triggers additional review procedures. The sequence of dates suggests you're in a verification phase. Typically, you should see movement on your account within 2 weeks after the March 3 hold date. If the review is completed successfully, you'll usually see a code 571 (hold released) followed by an 846 code (refund issued).
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Sean O'Brien
Authorthx for breaking this down! do you think calling them would help speed things up?
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Zara Shah
honestly calling rarely helps with 570 codes. theyll just tell you to wait 🙄
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Luca Bianchi
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GalacticGuardian
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Luca Bianchi
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GalacticGuardian
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Nia Harris
in the same boat rn. got 570 two weeks ago still waiting 😫
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Mateo Gonzalez
mine cleared after 3 weeks with that code. hang in there!
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Sean O'Brien
Author3 weeks?! ugh that feels like forever ðŸ˜
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Aisha Ali
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Yuki Nakamura
did you claim any recovery rebate or new credits this year? that usually triggers the 570
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AstroAdventurer
Looking at your transcript, the 570 code with the March 3rd date is likely related to income verification since you have EIC and multiple credits. The $0.00 amounts are normal during processing - they'll populate once the review is complete. Your cycle 20250605 means you're in a weekly processing cycle, and with the dates you're showing, you should see movement by mid-March if everything checks out. The combination of codes 806, 766, and 768 all dated April 15th suggests they're verifying your W-2 info and credit eligibility. I'd give it another week or two before worrying. The 570 freeze is frustrating but pretty common with EIC claims. You'll know things are moving when you see a 571 code (hold released) on your transcript.
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Mason Kaczka
I'm seeing a lot of mentions of taxr.ai in this thread - has anyone actually verified this is legit? I'm always skeptical of tools that ask you to upload sensitive tax documents, especially when they're being promoted so heavily in comments. For what it's worth, I've dealt with 570 codes before and they usually resolve on their own within the timeframe the IRS gives you (typically 2-4 weeks from the hold date). The $0.00 amounts are definitely normal during processing - I freaked out about the same thing last year only to have everything populate correctly once the hold was released. Sean, your March 3rd date means you should see movement soon if it follows typical patterns. The combination of EIC and other credits often triggers these verification holds, but as long as your info is accurate, it should clear without any action needed from you.
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Andre Dupont
Good point about being cautious with tax document uploads! I was wondering the same thing about taxr.ai since it's being mentioned so much. For anyone dealing with 570 codes, I've found that patience really is key - these holds are super common with EIC claims and usually resolve automatically. The IRS transcript codes can be confusing but Sean's situation sounds pretty standard for income verification. Thanks for sharing your experience with the $0.00 amounts, that's definitely reassuring for people seeing the same thing!
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