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Code 766 means that you have a credit on your account, which might be the result of a refund, an overpayment from a previous year, or a credit from the current year's return. In any case, it means that your tax liability has been reduced.

IRS code 570 indicates a hold on your account that is preventing your tax refund from being processed. IRS code 971 provides additional information regarding the status of your tax return. When these codes are presented together, this means the IRS has sent a notice regarding delays in their tax return.

Code 971 means the IRS has asked you for additional information on an issue, and it's typically related to Code 570.

You will also likely see Code 971 on your transcript again. This indicates that the IRS has sent you a second notice to let you know the review has concluded. If you see the same date next to Code 571/Code 572 as is next to Code 971, you can generally expect to receive your refund within 3 to 6 weeks.

An Overview of IRS Code 977 On a tax account transcript, you'll see Code 971 Amended Return or Claim Forwarded for Processing line above Code 977. Both codes will have the same date indicating that the IRS has accepted the amended return.

IRS Code TC 570 means that there is a hold on your account preventing the IRS from finalizing your return. You need to wait for the IRS to send you a request for additional information or release your refund.

In most cases, the tax refund should be in your bank account three to six weeks after the issue that caused Code 971 to appear in your tax transcript is resolved.

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.

Code 766 means that you have a credit on your account, which might be the result of a refund, an overpayment from a previous year, or a credit from the current year's return. In any case, it means that your tax liability has been reduced.

IRS code 570 indicates a hold on your account that is preventing your tax refund from being processed. IRS code 971 provides additional information regarding the status of your tax return. When these codes are presented together, this means the IRS has sent a notice regarding delays in their tax return.

Code 971 means the IRS has asked you for additional information on an issue, and it's typically related to Code 570.

You will also likely see Code 971 on your transcript again. This indicates that the IRS has sent you a second notice to let you know the review has concluded. If you see the same date next to Code 571/Code 572 as is next to Code 971, you can generally expect to receive your refund within 3 to 6 weeks.

An Overview of IRS Code 977 On a tax account transcript, you'll see Code 971 Amended Return or Claim Forwarded for Processing line above Code 977. Both codes will have the same date indicating that the IRS has accepted the amended return.

IRS Code TC 570 means that there is a hold on your account preventing the IRS from finalizing your return. You need to wait for the IRS to send you a request for additional information or release your refund.

In most cases, the tax refund should be in your bank account three to six weeks after the issue that caused Code 971 to appear in your tax transcript is resolved.

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.