Precision Tax Solutions 904 , Llc

09/17/2026

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07/14/2026

02/13/2026

🚨 I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION? GOOD. 🚨

Y’all done stressed yourselves OUT refreshing “Where’s My Refund?” 17 times a day 😭

Well guess what… the IRS finally listened.

There is now an update on IRS.gov that allows you to opt in for email alerts so you don’t have to keep checking your refund status over and over again.

Here’s what you do:

✔️ Log into your IRS.gov account
✔️ Go to your profile/settings
✔️ Opt in to email notifications
✔️ Get alerted when your refund moves to the next step

That means no more waking up at 6am to refresh.
No more checking on your lunch break.
No more checking before bed.

You’ll get notified when your refund status updates.

Now go set it up…

Pay your taxes. Get your refund status. Find IRS forms and answers to tax questions. We help you understand and meet your federal tax responsibilities.

02/09/2026

DON’T PANIC IF YOU GET IRS NOTICE (CP5071) !
Did you receive a verification letter? Take a deep breath—your tax preparer didn't do anything wrong! These are often sent out randomly in order to verify your identity and tax return information requiring the answer to 4-5 simple questions.
YOU CAN VERIFY ONLINE OR OVER THE PHONE. Make sure to have a copy of your return to answer the questions correctly!
What you should do:
• STOP: Do not try to verify on your own.
• CALL YOUR TAX PREPARER: They should walk through the questions with you as they have the answers needed to verify successfully.
• WHY? One wrong answer can turn a 5-minute phone call into a 6-month wait for an IRS appointment.
After successful verification, your refund is “normally” released after 2 weeks, although the confirmation page says allow up to 9 weeks. Make sure your refund stays on track!
(Pictured is last year’s copy of the notice)

01/31/2026

IRS TRANSCRIPT CODES — BREAKDOWN
826 – A portion or all of your refund was used to cover an outstanding balance. This could include child support, student loans, or past tax debt.
846 – Refund released. The IRS has sent your refund or set a payment date.
570 – Refund temporarily paused. The IRS needs to review something before moving forward.
971 – IRS notice sent. This usually explains the reason for a delay or what information is needed and often appears with code 570.
810 – Refund locked. This indicates a more serious review and no refund will be issued until the issue is resolved.
811 – Refund lock removed. The IRS completed its review and lifted the freeze.
091 – Small business tax status revoked. This applies to business entity classification, not individual refunds.
177 – Estimated tax penalty removed. A previously charged penalty has been cleared.
768 – Earned Income Tax Credit added to the account.
424 – Return selected for review. The IRS has sent it to Examination or Appeals.
425 – Review canceled or closed. The prior examination request was reversed.
960 - Appointed Representative
Reminder: IRS transcript codes are intentional and informative — not automatic bad news. They show the exact stage your return is in. Always interpret codes together for the full picture, not one at a time.