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President Donald Trump's big policy bill and job cuts bring risks for the next tax filing season.

The IRS had “one of the most successful filing seasons in recent history” in 2025, but the 2026 season is at risk because of job losses and funding cuts, the national taxpayer advocate (NTA) said ...

Getting letters from the IRS? These warning signs could mean a wage garnishment is coming — unless you act quickly.

Derek Dixon from BET's "The Oval" sued Tyler Perry for $260 million, alleging the media mogul made unwanted sexual advances. Perry denies the claims.

The IRS isn’t doing quality control checks on the vendor-powered digital identity proofing that it requires taxpayers to pass in order to access many online IRS applications.

Supreme Court upholds limits on Tax Court's authority in IRS cases as Justice Gorsuch warns the decision will allow the agency to avoid accountability in future taxpayer disputes.

IRS tax-filing season defies gloomy projections despite DOGE upheaval Critical staffing cuts at the tax agency were postponed until after the filing season.

Treasury Department leadership says they will modernize the IRS within two years, but workforce cuts, contract changes and operational uncertainty for the IRS tech team could make that difficult.

Despite continuing reports of taxpayers receiving bills from the IRS for taxes they already paid on time, the agency has remained quiet about the problem and when it could be resolved.