IRS transcript code

TC-670 — what it means on your transcript

Transaction Code 670. Indicates a payment was received and applied to the account. Plain-language context for households; resolution implications for professionals below.

Definition

Transaction Code 670. Indicates a payment was received and applied to the account.

What it means for your account

Payments change remaining balance and penalty/interest composition. Reconcile against client memory — the ledger is the source of truth.

Related codes

TC-150 · TC-780 · TC-276 ·

Where Brevitax uses it

Brevitax reads these postings from account transcripts and surfaces them as plain-language timeline events and attention items — not as a raw code list. Upload transcripts or have Brevitax request them, then see TC-670 in context on your dashboard.

Common questions

What does TC-670 mean on an IRS transcript?

Transaction Code 670. Indicates a payment was received and applied to the account.

Why does TC-670 matter for tax resolution?

Payments change remaining balance and penalty/interest composition. Reconcile against client memory — the ledger is the source of truth.

Where do I find TC-670 on my account transcript?

Look for transaction code 670 in the posting sequence for the tax year. Transaction Code 670. Indicates a payment was received and applied to the account.

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