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Transcript Shows 571 Code - Any Timeline Insights?

I've encountered a TC 571 (Resolved Account Condition) on my 2023 transcript and I'm seeking empirical data on resolution timeframes. When I contacted the IRS via telephone today, the representative indicated she could only access the same transcript information that's available to me through the online portal. She advised that I must wait for the system to update with no projected timeline. Has anyone experienced this specific code and can provide insight on typical processing intervals following a 571 designation? I've been monitoring cycle codes and transaction dates meticulously but cannot extrapolate a pattern for expected resolution.

CyberNinja

The 571 code is actually positive news for your refund journey. Some key points to understand: • TC 571 reverses a previous 570 freeze code on your account • This typically indicates the IRS has resolved whatever issue caused the initial hold • Most accounts see a DDD (direct deposit date) within 1-2 weekly cycles after a 571 appears • You should monitor for a 846 code which indicates your refund has been issued • The current processing cycle might not show updates until the weekly overnight batch processing Do you see any 846 codes yet or additional 971 notice codes that might provide more context?

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Mateo Lopez

I had this exact situation during the 2022 tax season. Per Internal Revenue Manual 21.5.6, the 571 code indicates reversal of a previously established freeze condition. In my case, the 846 refund issued code appeared exactly 9 days after the 571 posted to my account.

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Aisha Abdullah

Wait, so TC 571 is actually good news? I always thought any 500-series codes meant problems. The IRS terminology is so confusing!

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Ethan Davis

This is much clearer than what I experienced with a similar situation last year. My timeline was slightly longer - about 3 weeks between the 571 and 846 codes, but that was during the extended tax season when everything seemed to move slower compared to the standard processing times I've seen others report.

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Nia Johnson

I went through this exact situation on March 12th, 2024. The 571 code appeared on my transcript and I was equally frustrated with the lack of information. I discovered https://taxr.ai which helped me understand my transcript and provided a timeline prediction based on my specific codes and dates. For me, the 846 refund issued code appeared exactly 8 days after my 571 code. The tool explained that 571 codes typically resolve within 5-14 days during this part of the tax season. Might be worth checking out while you wait for updates.

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Yuki Tanaka

I'm always skeptical about these tax transcript tools. How does it actually work? Does it just tell you what the codes mean or does it actually predict something the IRS doesn't tell you?

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Carmen Ortiz

I used this on February 28th with my transcript that had a 570 followed by a 571 exactly 14 days later. The tool correctly predicted my refund would be issued within 7-10 days, and I received my direct deposit exactly 9 days after the 571 appeared. It analyzed my specific cycle code (20240805) and provided a much more precise timeline than the general IRS guidance.

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MidnightRider

OMG I've been stressing so much about this! Does it help if you have multiple codes? I have like 5 different transaction codes and I've been googling them individually trying to figure out what's happening!

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Andre Laurent

Just want to add my experience - I had a 571 code appear on April 2nd. Used that site and it explained that my specific cycle code indicated I was in the Monday processing batch. Got my refund the following Wednesday, exactly as predicted.

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Zoe Papadopoulos

Have you tried calling the IRS directly? The standard customer service line can be frustrating with hours of wait time, but I've had success using Claimyr (https://claimyr.com) to get through to an actual IRS agent who can see more details about your account status than what appears on your transcript. Sometimes the 571 code requires additional verification that isn't visible on your end. Have you received any correspondence from the IRS recently that might explain the initial hold?

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Jamal Washington

I was in this exact situation last tax season. Called multiple times and got the same response about waiting. My 571 code appeared on March 15th, and I received my refund on March 29th without any additional action needed. In my experience, the 571 means they've resolved the issue that was holding your refund, but it takes about 2 weeks for the system to fully process and issue payment. Don't waste time calling again - the code itself is good news and means you're in the final stages.

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Mei Wong

I'm not convinced the 571 is always good news. I've been reading on the IRS website and various forums about this code, and sometimes it's followed by additional verification requirements. Has anyone actually confirmed with the IRS that a 571 guarantees a refund is coming? The IRS.gov information on transaction codes isn't very clear about the timeline after a 571 appears.

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Liam Fitzgerald

Everyone's saying "just wait" but that's easier said than done when you're counting on that money! 😅 I had a 571 code last year and waited about 10 days before seeing any movement. The IRS works in mysterious ways... like they're purposely trying to make us all go crazy checking WMR and transcripts every 5 minutes. But in all seriousness, the 571 really does mean they've fixed whatever issue was holding things up.

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PixelWarrior

Had this code. Waited 9 days. Got my refund. No additional contact needed. System works slowly. Patience required. Most 571 codes resolve automatically. Your case sounds standard. Nothing to worry about.

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