Diana Shaw of Wiley Rein LLP discusses the reduction in workforce at the IRS as detailed in a report by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration and the risks that may arise during a time ...

The IRS will have much less of a view into how much income small businesses and independent contractors make because there will be much less third-party reporting required under Trump’s new law.

The 2026 tax season could be rough, with IRS staff cuts and budget woes likely causing delays and service issues for taxpayers.

The “big beautiful bill” that Donald Trump signed into law rolls back tax credits for things like electric cars and home EV ...

Taxpayers could face significant hurdles during the 2026 tax filing season after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reduced ...

The IRS faces a challenging 2026 tax season due to significant staff reductions. Experts warn that these cuts could severely ...

New legislation could mean big changes for some industries. But not all types of tips would be tax-free. Here's what to know.

The potential reduction of the IRS workforce by 50% could lead to significant revenue losses over the next decade. The impact of these cuts extends beyond the IRS itself.

Impact on IRS divisions The staffing reductions have particularly affected taxpayer services, small business/self-employed divisions, and information technology (IT) teams.

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 ...

A watchdog says the IRS may not be prepared for a normal tax season, much less one with sweeping tax law changes.