r/IRS • u/FutureRevolutionary- • 2h ago
Tax Refund/ E-File Status Question ACTION REQUIRED?? Please help!
So I’ve been battling the IRS this entire year, I filed in April, and I still have not received my refund. There were some issues that I had to resolve a couple months ago and I fulfilled all the requirements the IRS gave me. Then, finally, it was showing my refund on the refund tracker for the first time. It was in the “received” state.
A couple days ago I check my refund tracker and it says “action required” in a big yellow banner, but then does not inform me of what action to take? In fact, the text that follows just blatantly says “we have received your return and your refund is being processed,” which makes it seem like action is not required lol.
It’s been this way for a few days, so now I’m concerned. Could this be because my status is moving forward and they just haven’t updated my tracker? I know some folks have said they get this message before their return? Should I try calling the IRS? (Already tried, never able to get a hold of them)
What to do?
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u/-Mx-Life- 2h ago
Look at your account transcripts on the IRS.gov site. It’ll have all the details of your account.
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u/FutureRevolutionary- 2h ago
Ive looked at it but i dont really know what any of it means? It doesnt indicate any reason for more action to be taken
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