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I noticed on my transcript it says “as of March 15, 2021” and I haven’t seen anyone else with that as of date. Should I be worried???
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Thanks for clarifying! I figured it was because I was secondary. I wonder if I’ll see any refund updates or if that only shows on primary transcripts.
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@Taxadam I can see the stimulus on my husband’s but not mine. Mine actually says my filing status is single which is odd since I have been filing married joint since 2000.
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yea i file single. just checked again, still as of 1/18/21 with no updates :( accepted 2/9
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@GIveMeMyMunah are you able to see your stimulus payments on your transcripts? I’m also the secondary and my wife can’t access her transcripts so we’re going off of mine. I have a 1/18 as of date and no stimulus info even though we’ve received them both.
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@Scott Are you the main name on the return? My husbands name is the first one so mine shows a date of 1/18/21 instead of the 2/22/21 that his shows. I am getting tired of waiting. I know my son who was accepted on the 12th got his today. Hopefully I get an update on Friday or momma might go crazy.
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so if my as of by date is 1/18, why isnt it getting pushed?
I don’t think Jemar’s definition is accurate. I don’t think it has anything to do with activity or transactions, and it’s not any kind of “deadline” for the IRS. It’s just for IRS accounting. I believe it means, “Here is everything that has happened with this account, up until this date” — but actually pushed back to the third Monday following the actual handling of the account.
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so if my as of by date is 1/18, why isnt it getting pushed?
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Mine still says 2/22
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Mine still says as of 02/22
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It’s a “tickle date” in the case your return gets sitting idle.
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The as of date just is something like a “to-do by” date. Doesn’t really mean much, basically system saying something needs to happen to this file by…
If the day comes, it just gets pushed out further.
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