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Note: You will need your free IRS transcript and your WMR/IRS2Go (plus see our unofficial IRS refund schedule guideline), to get specific details around your return processing and refund direct deposit or check payment dates.
The Refund Payment Date appears in a tax transcript together with the Code 846, followed by the Refund Issued message in the Explanation of Transaction column once the IRS approves a refund.
The ‘As Of’ date will appear in an IRS transcript the moment the Individual Master File system generates the document. Its purpose is to provide taxpayers with a timeframe to settle all pending tax debts or receive a tax refund.
Several filers are reporting updates on their transcript and WMR, showing a refund payment date – code 846 – which shows the PATH freeze on their refund payment has lifted.
The sum you’ll see in the Code 846 row on your tax account transcript indicates the net refund amount approved by the IRS. This amount won’t be the same as the filing or withholding amount. In other words, the amount next to Code 846 shows you how much money will be deposited into your bank account.
Where's My Refund shows your refund status: Return Received – We received your return and are processing it. Refund Approved – We approved your refund and are preparing to issue it by the date shown. Refund Sent – We sent the refund to your bank or to you in the mail.
The cycle code, as well as the tax transcription code, can tell you important information about your refund status, processing cycle, and your potential direct deposit date. To view your IRS cycle code you will need to get access to your official IRS transcript. It’s free to obtain!
You can access your personal tax records online or by mail, including transcripts of past tax returns, tax account information, wage and income statements, and verification of non-filing letters. If you need a transcript for your business, find out how to get a business tax transcript.
If the account reflects a balance due, the transcript provides the date to which any accrued penalty and interest were calculated. Next, the transcript will show specific information from the taxpayer’s return – or the corrected amounts resulting from any changes to the return caused by either a request from the taxpayer or an IRS ...
Use the table below to determine the general timeframe when you can request a transcript for a current year Form 1040 return filed on or before the April due date. Availability varies based on the method you used to file your return and whether you have a refund or balance due.