Ugh I feel your pain! Been waiting since March 2023 myself with similar codes. That 1099-G from Indiana is totally separate from your federal refund - it's just saying you got a state refund in 2024 for your 2023 taxes, which you might need to report as income on your 2024 federal return if you itemized deductions. It has nothing to do with your federal refund delay. The 571/290 codes are actually good signs though - means they released a hold and made an adjustment. You should hopefully see movement soon! 🤞

I totally feel your frustration! Been in a similar situation myself. Those codes 571 and 290 are actually good signs - the 571 means they released a previous hold on your account, and 290 indicates they made some kind of adjustment to your return. This usually means your refund is in the final stages of processing. Regarding the Indiana 1099-G, that's completely separate from your federal refund delay. Since you received a state refund in 2024 for your 2023 taxes, Indiana is required to send you this form. If you itemized deductions on your 2023 federal return and claimed state tax payments, you might need to report some of that $1106 refund as income on your 2024 federal return (the one you'll file this year). The federal delay with those codes typically resolves within 2-4 weeks, so hopefully you'll see that 846 refund code with a DDD soon! Keep checking your transcript rather than WMR - it's more accurate. Hang in there! 💪

Whatever u do DONT IGNORE IT! Thats the worst thing u can do frfr. Stay on top of it and youll be fine

Had a similar CP75 audit situation last year - they definitely won't take your wages right away. The IRS has to go through a whole process before garnishment. First they'll send more notices, then offer payment plans. If you do owe the $9,193, they'll likely offset your 2024 refund first before considering wage garnishment. The key is responding to the audit with all your documentation - school records for your kids, proof they lived with you, income verification, etc. Don't let the scary language freak you out too much, just gather your paperwork and respond within 30 days. You got this! 💪

I encountered this exact same situation! TurboTax is really buggy with amended returns. When I e-filed mine through TT, it also gave me a 1040-V even though I was due a refund of about $340. I ignored it completely and still got my refund (though it took almost 4 months to arrive).

I'm dealing with this exact same issue right now! Filed my amended return last week and got that confusing 1040-V message even though I'm expecting a refund of around $450. It's so frustrating when the software gives you contradictory information. Reading through all these responses has been super helpful - sounds like this is a common TurboTax glitch and I can safely ignore the payment voucher request since my 1040-X clearly shows a refund amount on line 20. Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences! It's reassuring to know I'm not the only one who's encountered this confusing situation. Now I just need to be patient and wait for the processing... though hearing it can take 4+ months is pretty discouraging!

Has anyone thought about the Zelle reporting requirements? I heard they're gonna start reporting transfers over $600 to the IRS starting this year??

I'm in a very similar situation with my elderly father - he gets about $1,400 monthly between Social Security and a small pension, and I help manage his bills the same way. After reading through all these responses, I feel much more confident that we're handling things correctly from a tax perspective. One thing I'd add is that it might be worth keeping a simple log of the major expenses you're paying on her behalf (rent, utilities, groceries, etc.) just in case. I use a basic spreadsheet that shows the Zelle transfer in, then the bills paid out, and any cash I give him for personal spending. It takes maybe 5 minutes a month but gives me peace of mind. The separate account idea is interesting too - might be worth exploring if the current system ever becomes more complicated. But honestly, what you're doing sounds very reasonable and the tax implications seem minimal based on what others have shared here.

Based on my experience this tax season, SBTPG updates seem to follow a loose pattern but aren't entirely predictable. I've been checking multiple times daily and noticed updates most commonly around 6-7am ET and 2-3pm ET on weekdays. However, I've also seen random updates at odd hours like 11pm or 4am. What's really frustrating is that sometimes they'll go 2-3 days without any updates, then suddenly show multiple status changes in one day. I'd recommend checking your IRS transcript (you can get it free from irs.gov) to see if there's movement there that SBTPG hasn't reflected yet. The transcript is usually more current than SBTPG's portal. Also, don't stress too much about the exact timing - once your refund is sent from the IRS, it typically takes 1-3 business days to hit your account regardless of when SBTPG updates their status.

I've been monitoring SBTPG updates for my clients this season and can confirm they typically update 2-3 times daily during business hours, but it's not consistent. From what I've observed, major updates usually happen around 6:00 AM ET, 2:00 PM ET, and sometimes around 8:00 PM ET on weekdays. However, weekends are much quieter - sometimes no updates at all from Friday evening through Monday morning. One thing to keep in mind is that SBTPG often lags behind the actual IRS processing by 24-48 hours, so your refund might already be approved and sent even if their portal shows "processing." I'd recommend checking your IRS transcript directly at irs.gov for the most current status. Also, larger refunds sometimes trigger additional verification steps that can cause delays, but SBTPG doesn't always communicate this clearly in their status updates.