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IRS 2024 Wage Transcript Shows "No Record of Return Filed" in February 2025 - Should Employer Data Be Available?

I just pulled my wage transcript for 2024 from the IRS website on 02-18-2025 and it shows "No record of return filed" with absolutely no records at all. I'm really concerned because I need this information to complete my taxes. Here's exactly what my transcript shows: Internal Revenue Service United States Department of the Treasury This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data Request Date: 02-18-2025 Response Date: 02-18-2025 Tracking Number: 107478742151 Wage and Income Transcript Tax Period Requested: December, 2024 Form Number: ALL_FORMS No record of return filed. This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data I specifically requested ALL_FORMS for December 2024, but got back this empty transcript with literally no wage data showing up at all. The IRS response came back the same day, but it's just completely empty. Does this mean my employer hasn't reported my wages to the IRS yet? I'm really worried because I need this information to file accurately, and my tax appointment is coming up soon. I expected to see my W-2 information and any other income forms, but there's nothing there at all. I checked the website (sa.www4.irs.gov) and confirmed I entered everything correctly. Is this normal in February, or should my wage information already be reflected in the system? If my employer is late reporting, what should I do? I don't want to delay filing my return but I also want to make sure I have all the correct information.

Dylan Wright

The wage transcript details confirm you accessed the IRS system on February 17, 2025, with tracking number 107478742151, requesting December 2024 wage information. The "No record of return filed" response is completely normal at this time - here's why: Employers must first submit W-2s to the Social Security Administration by January 31st, and then there's a processing delay before this data appears in IRS systems. The fact that you selected ALL_FORMS but still see no data isn't cause for concern. Even though the transcript header indicates it "Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data," it's too early in the tax season for 2024 wage information to be visible. The IRS database typically begins showing complete wage data by late February or early March. Based on your request timestamp (12:23) and the same-day response, the system is working as intended - it's just that the 2024 wage data hasn't been processed into the IRS database yet. I'd recommend checking the transcript again in about 2-3 weeks when employers' W-2 submissions will have had time to be processed and appear in the system.

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Fatima Al-Mazrouei

omg thank you so much! I was freaking out thinking something was wrong 😅

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NebulaKnight

in the same boat, was about to call my HR department 🤣

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Ava Rodriguez

my employer is always late submitting this stuff smh

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Miguel Ortiz

Quick tip: you can always ask your employer for a copy of the w2 they submitted. Most payroll systems let them print it right away

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Zainab Khalil

this is the way 💯

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QuantumQuest

the irs systems are so slow to update its rediculous

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Connor Murphy

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Yara Haddad

I work in payroll - completely normal for this time of year. The SSA has to process millions of W2s before sending to IRS

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