Code 006: account resequenced to master file location.
From IRS Document 6209, the IRS's processing codes manual.
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Account Resequenced to Master File Location
The full Document 6209 entry, as printed
I/B E Account Resequenced to Master File Location Generated Transaction Indicates consolidation of accounts has been made (See TC 002 for BMF/ IMF and EPMF: TC 005 for IMF). A TC 006 without a cross-reference TIN indicates an unsuccessful merge. A TC 006 (preceded by a TC 005) with a cross-reference TIN indicates a successful merge from the cross-reference TIN. 006 E Merge Plan Resequenced 64 Indicated successful merge of two plans of an EPMF entity. Carries old plan number as a reference.
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What does code 006 mean on my IRS transcript?
Document 6209 calls it "Account Resequenced to Master File Location".
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