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The document titled 'Tax Transcript Decoder©' by Cheryl Hunt provides a comprehensive guide for financial aid administrators on how to compare 2016 tax return data with IRS tax transcripts for the 2018-2019 award year. It outlines the necessary steps to verify FAFSA data using tax transcripts, highlighting relevant line items from various IRS forms (1040, 1040A, and 1040EZ) and their corresponding entries in tax transcripts. The publication includes disclaimers about its non-legal nature, copyright information, and contact details for error reporting. Additionally, it features sample forms and appendices that offer further resources and guidelines related to tax returns and student aid verification.

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Begin by reviewing the sections of the form. The first section includes personal information such as name, address, and social security number. Ensure all details are accurate.
Next, focus on the income section. Here, you will need to input your wages, salaries, and any other income sources as indicated on your IRS forms.
Proceed to the adjustments section where you can enter deductions like IRA contributions or student loan interest. This is crucial for calculating your adjusted gross income.
Finally, review the tax credits and payments sections. Make sure to include any applicable credits that may reduce your overall tax liability.

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What code comes after 570 on an IRS transcript?

If you check your revised transcript after seeing IRS Code 570, you might notice the code has changed to IRS Code 971. That code means the IRS has sent a letter or notice requesting additional information. Keep an eye out in your mail for an official letter from the IRS.

How to read codes on a tax transcript?

What do the transaction codes mean on account transcripts? Transaction Code 150: Tax return filed by the taxpayer and tax liability assessed. Transaction Code 290: This is a multiple-use code and can mean: Transaction Code 420: Examination Indicator. Transaction Code 570: Additional Liability Pending and/or Credit Hold.

What is the 3 year rule for the IRS?

You cant get a credit or refund if you dont file the claim within 3 years of filing your original return, or 2 years after paying the tax, whichever is later, unless you meet an exception that allows you more time to file a claim.

Which code on transcript shows refund date?

IRS Code 846: Refund Issued This code indicates that your refund has been approved and a direct deposit date has been set. Once you see this code on your transcript, you can expect your refund to be deposited soon, often the day after your cycle codes day.

What code on transcript means approved?

The IRS Account Transcript is the one that shows the refund date. Look for Transaction Code 846, which indicates the refund has been approved and scheduled.

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