IRS offers relief on car loan interest reporting under H.R. 1

The agency said it is providing the relief because both lenders and the IRS need more time to comply with the new car loan interest reporting requirements added by H.R. 1.

Annual inflation adjustments announced for tax year 2026

The IRS published annual inflation adjustments for more than 60 tax provisions for tax year 2026, in addition to changes to the standard deduction for tax year 2025.

IRS furloughs staff, closes most operations as shutdown enters second week

In a message to employees posted on its website Wednesday, the IRS said most agency operations are closed. Employees had been kept on the job for five business days.

Social Security Administration head to also serve in new IRS role

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that Frank Bisignano, the commissioner of the Social Security Administration, will serve in the newly created role of CEO of the IRS.

AICPA calls for fully staffed IRS regardless of shutdown length

With an Oct. 15 tax deadline looming for many and guidance needed on H.R. 1, the AICPA says it’s imperative that the IRS keep all employees on the job.

Job cuts mean strong 2025 tax season may be hard to repeat, IRS watchdog warns

Critical staff stayed on the job for this year’s tax season, but that won’t be the case in 2026, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said in a new report.

IRS removes associated property rule in final interest capitalization regulations

The final regulations make minor clarifying changes to proposed regulations issued last year.

IRS withdraws prop. regs. affecting corporate spinoff transactions

The proposed regulations were withdrawn in response to comments that criticized the proposed guidance, according to the IRS.

IRS taps IRA funds to keep all staff working in shutdown

The IRS would use money from the Inflation Reduction Act to keep the agency’s over 74,000 employees working for the first five days of a potential government shutdown.

IRS shutdown plan: Employees stay on the job for first 5 workdays

The IRS would use money from the Inflation Reduction Act to keep the agency’s over 74,000 employees working for the first five days of a potential government shutdown.