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Taxes don't pause; chaotic policy; larger tax burden; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The IRS and the Treasury issued guidance on the permanent extension of the employer tax credit for paid family and medical leave under the OBBBA.

The IRS's overall improper payment rate on refundable tax breaks increased from 21.9% in 2024 to 26.5% in 2025, totaling about $28.1 billion.

Blanche walked back and clarified key elements of the department's arrangements to resolve Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS.

The Internal Revenue Service slashed the number of languages it supported from 20 to seven in response to an executive order from President Trump.

The fund could have paid $1.8 billion to President Trump's allies, and the acting AG clarified the scope of the president's sweeping immunity deal with the IRS.

The IRS recently changed how it oversees every credentialed tax professional in the country. Most practitioners had no idea it was coming.

The president's desire to avoid criminal prosecutions and tax audits has become the biggest impediment to getting his own attorney general pick confirmed.

Paper notices that include QR codes are leading recipients to a spoofed Internal Revenue Service website.

The IRS's Criminal Investigation unit issued a fraud alert warning about scammers who are targeting cryptocurrency holders with convincing fake IRS letters.

The Senate Finance Committee voted nearly unanimously to approve a wide-ranging bipartisan tax administration bill aimed at improving operations at the IRS.

Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee plan to introduce an amendment prohibiting President Trump's audit immunity deal with the IRS during a markup hearing.

The Internal Revenue Service is highlighting the role of tipsters in exposing tax fraud and helping it recover unpaid taxes and strengthen tax compliance.

Cornyn and another GOP holdout, Senator Thom Tillis, want written changes to alter Trump's settlement with the IRS over leaks of his tax information in 2019.

Disagreeing with the IRS; daunting levels of debt; Sunshine State; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Only days after the World Cup Final, the IRS released a revenue procedure allowing tax-exempt foreign members of FIFA to avoid filing a Form 990.

This is not a minor procedural tweak. It changes how penalty relief gets delivered to millions of taxpayers, and what we owe our clients as their advisors.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is leading 13 senators in investigating whether IRS CEO Frank Bisignano misled Congress about his agency's staffing after the Trump administration gutted the IRS workforce.

The Internal Revenue Service's effort to reduce the amount of paper it deals with may be exposing taxpayer data to unwanted security vulnerabilities.

An arbitrator ordered the IRS to allow its unionized employees to work remotely after President Trump ordered federal agencies to require in-person work.