1040-SR - Desktop | Client Status
How to Find Out Why a Tax Return Rejected
This article explains how to check why a return was rejected in 1040-SR. You can check Client Status inside the software or in a web browser.
Check Client Status in 1040-SR
1. Open Client Status
Click the Client Status icon at the top toolbar
or
Go to Quick Menu > Client Status.
2. Select the Client
Enter the client's SSN and press Enter
or
Click Client List, then double-click the client.
Client Status Tabs
QuickView
Shows key information about the return:
IRS Center: Where the return was processed.
IRS Code: Accepted or Rejected.
Bank Date: Date the bank application was sent.
Bank Code: Accepted or Rejected by the bank.
Federal Due/Refund: Amount due or expected refund.
Federal Deposit: Deposit date and amount for bank product returns.
State Deposit: State deposit details for bank products.
Check # / Check Amount: Bank product check information.
Prep Fee: Total preparation fee.
E-File Fee: E-file fee charged.
Other Fee: Additional fees.
Total Fees: Total fees and Paid/Not Paid status.
Summary
Shows IRS and bank transmission details:
IRS Transmission Summary
IRS Accepted Ack Summary
Bank Code (bank product returns)
Refund Summary (deposit dates and amounts)
Fee Summary (bank product fees)
Electronic Payment Summary
Checks Printed
Acks
Shows all acknowledgements received.
IRS Acknowledgements
State Acknowledgements
Note: If an ack is missing, print all reports. Go to Quick Menu > E-file > Print Reports. Any menu with << must be opened and printed.
State
Shows state filing details:
State
E-file type
Return type (resident, non-resident, part-year)
Refund or amount due
Transmission date
Accepted or Rejected
Acceptance date
Other
Shows:
Secondary phone number
AGI
Total tax
Withholding
EIC
Refund or balance due
Also shows Return Access History, which logs each time the return was opened or changed.
Notes
Lets you enter notes about the return. This matches the notes available by right-clicking the return in Client List.
Other Client Status Buttons
Refund Status
Opens the IRS Where's My Refund? page.
Enter SSN, filing status, and refund amount.
Note: 1040-SR cannot control when the IRS issues refunds.
Prints a PDF summary of Client Status information.
Go To Return
Opens the client’s return. When you exit, you return to Client Status.