Will Code 922 With $0.00 Balance on 2022 Transcript Impact My PATH Act Refund? IRS Review of Unreported Income Showing 10-13-2024 Date

I noticed a 922 code (Review of unreported income) on my 2022 transcript since last fall showing a $0.00 balance with a date of 10-14-2024. I've been checking my transcript regularly on sa.www4.irs.gov and this code has been sitting there for months now. Here's exactly what it shows: ``` 922 Review of unreported income 10-14-2024 $0.00 This Product Contains Sensitive Taxpayer Data ``` I've called the IRS twice and the representatives insist I don't owe anything. They claim that since the amount shows $0.00, there's nothing to worry about. But I'm still concerned because why would there be a "Review of unreported income" code if there wasn't something wrong? I haven't received any letters or notices about this in the mail. No CP2000, no explanation whatsoever. The code just appeared on my transcript last fall and has been sitting there ever since. I'm currently on PATH for this year's return and anxiously waiting for Friday's update. My worry is that this mysterious 922 code from last year might somehow delay or impact my current refund status, even though the amount shows $0.00. Has anyone else experienced this specific 922 code with actual dollar amounts attached? I've searched online and haven't found many people discussing this particular code. I'm getting really worried it might hold up my current refund, especially since I'm counting on that money. Should I be concerned about this code even though it shows $0.00? Does it indicate some kind of ongoing review of my 2022 return? Or is it possibly just a system glitch that the IRS representatives can't explain?

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Ellie Kim

The 922 code appearing on your transcript shows a "Review of unreported income" dated 10-13-2024 with a $0.00 balance, which is actually good news for your situation. When this code appears with a zero dollar amount, it typically means the IRS completed their review and found no discrepancies between reported and actual income. The future date of 10-13-2024 is likely a processing or cycle date and doesn't indicate any pending action needed from you. The fact that this appears on sa.www4.irs.gov (the IRS's secure transcript system) and shows as sensitive taxpayer data confirms this is official IRS documentation. Given that IRS representatives have twice confirmed you don't owe anything, this code appears to be merely a record of a completed review rather than an active concern. Regarding your PATH Act refund, these are separate systems - a closed 922 review from a previous tax year shouldn't impact your current year's refund processing. The zero balance is particularly reassuring as it indicates no adjustments were needed to your reported income.

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