News & Updates

IRS: Free File provides quick, easy way to file an extension

Seven warning signs of incorrect Employee Retention Credit claims for businesses to review as key March 22 deadline approaches

Avoid tax return mistakes, reduce processing delays and refund adjustments by following these guidelines

IRS provides more information in various languages; part of ongoing transformation effort to expand services to taxpayers

March 22 deadline approaching to resolve incorrect Employee Retention Credit claims; IRS urges businesses to review questionable claims to avoid future compliance action

Tax Time Guide: Escape penalties and interest with electronic payment options on IRS.gov

IRS names Guy Ficco new Criminal Investigation chief

Joint Board extends waiver of physical presence education requirement for enrolled actuaries

Direct File officially opens in 12 pilot states following positive early reviews; eligible taxpayers can file online directly with the IRS for free

IRS granting dyed diesel penalty relief as a result of Texas wildfires

IRS continues special Saturday hours on March 16 for face-to-face help at 70 Taxpayer Assistance Centers

IRS alert: Beware of companies misrepresenting nutrition, wellness and general health expenses as medical care for FSAs, HSAs, HRAs and MSAs

Margie Rollinson begins work as 49th IRS Chief Counsel; first woman to permanently hold position

Tax Time Guide: Taxpayers should report digital asset transactions, gig economy income, foreign source income and assets

Treasury, IRS finalize rules on elective payments of certain clean energy credits under the Inflation Reduction Act

Treasury, IRS issue guidance for the elective payment of advanced manufacturing investment credit

Registration opens for 2024 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum; five cities to host special sessions this summer

Time is running out: IRS encourages eligible non-filers in 2020 to claim their Recovery Rebate Credit before May 17 deadline

IRS Free File program sees early increase in use; filings up nearly 10%

IRS: Never mind the myths; know the facts about receiving a Form 1099-K in 2024