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If your tax return status is "Still Being Processed" your tax return could be essentially on hold until the IRS corrects any issues and/or gets the additional information from you to continue processing your return.
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If your tax return status is "Still Being Processed" your tax return could be essentially on hold until the IRS corrects any issues and/or gets the additional information from you to continue processing your return.
If your tax return status is "Still Being Processed" your tax return could be essentially on hold until the IRS corrects any issues and/or gets the additional information from you to continue processing your return.
IRS tax refunds 2022: What is tax topic 152? Will I still get my refund on time?
Taxpayers after filing will be looking forward to receiving their tax refund might be wondering what Topic No. 152 is when they check "Where’s My Refund?"
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IRS tax refunds 2022: What is tax topic 152? Will I still get my refund on time?
Taxpayers after filing will be looking forward to receiving their tax refund might be wondering what Topic No. 152 is when they check “Where’s My Refund?”
Greg Heilman
Update: 18 February 2022 15:23 EST
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The Internal Revenue Service began accepting 2021 tax returns 24 January, and most taxpayers have until 18 April 2022 to get their paperwork submitted. Depending on the method your 2021 tax return is sent, you’ll be able to check its status either 24 hours or four weeks after the fact online with the agency’s “Where's My Refund?” tool.
According to the IRS over 90 percent of refunds are issued within 21 days, the agency’s normal timeframe. There is always the possibility that some tax returns will require additional review delaying your tax refund, especially in light of changes made to several credits for the 2021 fiscal year. So what does it mean if you see Topic No. 152 when checking on your refund status?
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The IRS advises that tax refunds in 2022 are taking longer
This tax season, like the last one, will be challenging as the IRS deals with a historic backlog of around 24 million individual and business 2020 tax returns that still need to be processed that were filed last year. Most taxpayers that filed early and electronically this year could expect to receive their tax refund by 1 March, some could see their refund even earlier.
Filers who claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) can expect their refund by 1 March, if their 2021 tax return was filed accurately. The agency cannot begin to send refunds on filings that claim either one of the credits until mid-February. This is due to a federal law which requires the IRS to verify information of taxpayers who claim them to avoid fraud.
When can I check on my tax refund?
Those who file electronically can go to the IRS “Where's My Refund?” online tool 24 hours after they have submitted their 2021 tax return. If you send your paperwork via the post, you can check the online tool four weeks after mailing your 2021 tax return to the agency.
When you check the online tool, the agency will inform you if you need to contact them about your tax return or refund. The IRS will never call, nor use email or social media to get in touch with you.
You will need to give the IRS at least 21 days to process your filing after submitting it electronically before inquiring about your refund. Those who sent a paper return will need to give the agency at least six weeks from the time you mailed your paperwork before an IRS representative can investigate.
The IRS cautions that it is taking the agency longer than normal to issue refunds, in some cases up to 120 days, for those that claimed the Recovery Rebate Credit, Earned Income Tax Credit and Additional Child Tax Credit. The IRS advises not to file a second tax return and to wait until you receive your refund before filing an amended tax return using Form 1040-X.
What is Tax Topic No. 152?
When you check the “Where's My Refund?” IRS online tool and you see Tax Topic 152, it’s just a generic reference code. Your return is still being processed and has yet to be approved or rejected. Unlike other codes, you do not need to take any additional action and does not mean that you made a mistake or did anything improper on your filing. But your return may require further review and could take longer than the normal processing time.
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Tax Topic 152: Will I Still Get My Tax Refund?
Tax topics are a system the IRS uses to organize tax returns and share information with taxpayers. Here's what it means if you receive message about Tax Topic 152.
Tax Topic 152: Will I Still Get My Tax Refund?
Written by a TurboTax Expert • Reviewed by a TurboTax CPA
Updated for Tax Year 2021 • November 2, 2021 03:41 PM
OVERVIEW
Tax topics are a system the IRS uses to organize tax returns and share information with taxpayers. Here's what it means if you receive message about Tax Topic 152.
When checking the status of your tax return through the "Where's My Refund?" tool on the IRS website, you may see a message that says "Refer to Tax Topic 152." In this case, you'll want to know why you're seeing this code and what you should do about it.
Let's gather an understanding of what this topic is and what it means for your tax refund.
What is Tax Topic 152?
Topic 152 is a generic reference code that some taxpayers may see when accessing the IRS refund status tool. Unlike other codes that a taxpayer might encounter, Tax Topic 152 doesn't require any additional steps from the taxpayer.
According to the IRS, 9 out of 10 tax refunds are processed in their normal time frame of fewer than 21 days. But if you come across a reference to Tax Topic 152, your return may require further review and could take longer than the typical 21 days.
Keep in mind this tax topic doesn't mean you made a mistake or did anything wrong when filing. It simply means your return is being processed and has yet to be approved or rejected.
Why might my tax return take longer to process?
There are several reasons why your tax return may take a little longer to process and lead to you being referred to Tax Topic 152. The following situations are among those reasons:
How can I ensure there aren't any delays?
Before you sit down to fill out your tax return, make sure you have all of the necessary information at hand. This might include:
TurboTax offers a complete checklist with all of the information you’ll need to report on your taxes. Beyond the basics, this list also includes information on non-work-related income, such as dividends, and information for reporting credits and deductions, such as childcare costs or the charitable contributions you made during that tax year.
It’s important that you don’t guess or estimate when filling in any of these amounts. Keeping careful financial records will help you report accurately and avoid errors or delays.
It's also critical that you double-check all of the information on your return to ensure it is correct and complete. Turbo Tax helps walk you through these steps when filing your return. You can also use e-file and direct deposit to ensure that you'll receive your refund as quickly as possible.
What is Tax Topic 303?
Tax Topic 303 is another reference code you may see when tracking your refund. This code indicates that there may be errors in the information entered on your return. When using TurboTax to file your taxes, we help detect common problems such as these so you can avoid errors that make it take longer to receive your refund. Common errors that trigger the Tax Topic 303 message and further IRS review of your return include:
The bottom line is that if you receive a message indicating you should reference Tax Topic 152, there is no need to panic. Your refund will likely continue to process, but it may take a little longer than expected.
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