The latest IRS announcements, federal tax law changes, and state tax updates — curated weekly so you never miss a rule that affects your paycheck.
T.D. 10060 lets taxpayers pay taxes by credit or debit card directly to the IRS, without third-party processors. Here's what changes.
The IRS is automatically refunding 50,000+ taxpayers who carried forward Adoption Tax Credit amounts from 2020-2024. No amended return needed.
The IRS is retiring its FIRE e-filing system in favor of IRIS starting with the 2027 filing season. Here's what businesses and tax pros need to do now.
The Senate passed H.R. 5349, a bill touching IRS customer service, preparer rules, expat issues, and the whistleblower program. Here's who it affects.
Treasury has released auto-enrollment and employer contribution rules for the new Trump Accounts. Employers and HR teams should start 2027 benefits planning now.
Treasury and the IRS published their annual Priority Guidance Plan and obsoleted 71 old rulings and notices — some touching OBBBA questions businesses relied on.
The IRS announced a partnership with the UK tax authority's whistleblower program, expanding cross-border tax enforcement cooperation.
The IRS will not penalize dyed diesel fuel used on highways nationwide, retroactive to October 1 through year-end, following an executive order.
The District of Columbia permanently decoupled from several federal OBBBA tax provisions, forcing federal-to-state adjustments on D.C. returns.
Rhode Island launched a 75-day amnesty with full penalty relief and a 25% interest cut for unfiled returns and open liabilities. Here's who qualifies.
California enacted cash-transaction rounding rules affecting retailers, restaurants, and service businesses. POS systems may need updates.
The IRS is urging workers to review their tax withholding during National Payroll Week. A 10-minute W-4 checkup now can prevent a surprise bill in April.
Extension filers don't have to paper-file. The IRS reminded taxpayers that Free File options remain available for electronic filing through the extended deadline.
The IRS published the official schedule taxpayers will use to claim the new no-tax-on-tips, no-tax-on-overtime, auto loan interest, and senior deductions.