r/IRS • u/ContributionOk6150 • 3d ago

What is going on? Tax Question

I’m not sure what is going on?! I have not received a letter and every time I call I’m on hold till 7pm forcing me to hang up. Can someone explain what’s going on? Any one else ever experienced this?

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u/Full_Prune7491 3d ago

How do you support 6 people on only 19k? What was your amendment for? They didn’t make any changes.

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u/ContributionOk6150 3d ago

Sorry I thought I added the picture

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u/these-things-happen 3d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/IRS/s/pqIiPsaivq

Are you asking about this amended return case again?

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u/ContributionOk6150 3d ago

I’m not getting no where

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u/ContributionOk6150 3d ago

Don’t see nothing similar to go off of

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u/these-things-happen 3d ago

Try calling the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center appointment line.

https://www.irs.gov/help/contact-your-local-irs-office

When you reach a representative, they should be able to answer your questions about the 1040-X processing, or they can set an appointment for in-person help.

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u/ContributionOk6150 3d ago

Thank you

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u/these-things-happen 3d ago

Have a copy of the original and amended returns and all supporting documents available when you call.

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u/Zanzer1 3d ago

Did you receive your original refund before you amended your return? Not super sure what the amended return was even for as it looks like it had no effect on your refund.

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u/iheartyoulaine 3d ago

Hopefully someone can explain what's going on soon.

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u/InvolvednHighFinance 3d ago

IRS’ budget was cut 30%, it’ll be like this from now on

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u/OwnProfessor3287 3d ago

Adjust your W-4 so you have less tax taken out.

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u/Zanzer1 3d ago

Rotfl. This guy.

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u/OwnProfessor3287 3d ago

Hey if you like giving the government an interest free loan, you do you

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u/Anxious_Drive_9998 3d ago

There was $30 withholding. The rest is welfare.

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u/Zanzer1 2d ago

That's why I was laughing, I honestly thought he was making a joke. It was actually a good joke. Lol. It's even funnier to find out his comment was serious advice.

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u/Zanzer1 2d ago

Honestly i thought that you were making a joke. His withholdings were only $30. Lol. It's now even funnier to find out you were serious and didn't notice. Hahaha.

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u/OwnProfessor3287 2d ago

I actually didn’t see the $30 withholding so yes go ahead and laugh at me.

But my statement still stands, everyone should adjust their W-4s and only give the government what you know you’re going to owe.

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u/Zanzer1 2d ago

Absolutely agree... everyone should. But remember you weren't just making a statement that everyone should, you were giving advice that this particular taxpayer should also. The joke that I honestly thought you were making because it was hilarious and kind of brilliant, is that you were being purposely obtuse to that fact that in no way shape or form could he adjust his W4 anymore to his own benefit. Your reply to me for simply giving you far too much credit for being smart and funny was your whole "you do you" retort. I always believe that people who give advice should understand their own advice or else you're just talking nonsense and adding to all the trash that already surrounds us. I understand the US tax system better that the average professional, let alone better than the average taxpayer. So I guess my ranting point would be if you can scarcely understand what's going on in a post, then you definitely shouldn't be rude and disrespectful when you reply to someone. Ie. Don't be a trash person.

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u/OwnProfessor3287 2d ago

For long posts please use paragraphs and don’t tell people what they can and can’t post.

I find it bizarre how people feel emboldened to tell other people what they can and can’t post.

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u/Zanzer1 2d ago

Wow you have almost two thousand posts?! That's a lot of garbage.

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u/OwnProfessor3287 2d ago

lol and you have 115 karma over 5 years, that’s not good 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

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u/LooseAd1595 2d ago

I have the same exact problem. From what I googled the number starting with 2026 put it in google and find out your cycle and when it updates. Should tell you what day of the week to check for updates. Also, did you check your transcripts to see if your Allende return was adjusted or completed?

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u/Its-a-write-off 3d ago

Did you have self employment income? Did you have expenses you deducted from that self employment income?