Few things confuse taxpayers more than opening their IRS Account Transcript in February and seeing TC 150 (Return Filed) dated April 15, 2026. The immediate assumption is obvious—and wrong: “My return won’t be processed until…The “Future-Dated” TC 150: Why Your Return Date Is in the Future
When taxpayers check their IRS transcripts early in the filing season, one of the first things they notice is a confusing label next to the current tax year: “N/A.” For many, that triggers panic. Others…Transcript “N/A” Status: Why It’s Better Than “0.00”
If your IRS Account Transcript looks like a wall of numbers, you’re not alone. What you’re seeing is the IRS’s internal “processing language”: Transaction Codes (TCs)—three-digit codes that record actions posted to your account on…Transaction Codes Deep Dive: The Complete IRS Processing Language
The Most Common IRS Message — And What It Really Means Millions of taxpayers see the same message on Where’s My Refund: “We have received your tax return and it is being processed.” On the…“We Have Received Your Tax Return and It Is Being Processed”