The Latest Breaking News from IRS

House Democrats grill IRS chief over data-sharing concerns

Frank Bisignano was pressed on a court ruling that agency broke the law in disclosing and sharing data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Roll Call · Mar 4

Retiring soon? Expert explains how IRAs and 401(k) work

‘The tax advantages associated with IRAs and 401(k)s is what makes them powerful tools when saving for retirement,’ one expert said

The Independent UK · Mar 4

I Asked a CPA About Crypto Gains — Here’s What Counts as a Tax Event

Did you sell, trade or mine cryptocurrency this year? A CPA explains which types of crypto transactions trigger IRS taxes and which moves aren't taxable.

GOBankingRates · Mar 4

Stop Paying for Tax Prep: The 2026 Free File Options for Seniors

Many seniors are still paying $150–$400 every spring for tax prep they could legally get for free. With the IRS ending its Direct File option,...

Saving Advice · Mar 3

Bigger Refund, Bigger Risk: The Tax Refund Advance Ads Are Coming Back

Tax refund advance ads are back, promising bigger refunds but hiding fees, interest and risks taxpayers. Here's what you need to know this tax season.

GOBankingRates · Mar 3

How I Managed Decluttering My Paperwork After Retiring

Or: Why you don't need to keep tax returns from your 20s and 30s.

Kiplinger · Mar 3

How to Find a Tax Preparer: What to Look for in a Tax Professional

You want to find a tax preparer who's qualified, reasonable and knowledgeable to file your taxes. How do you get a tax professional that's right for you?

Kiplinger · Mar 3

The $6,000 ‘Senior Bonus’ Most Retirees Are Missing on Their 2026 Taxes—Are You Eligible?

Tax season is rarely a cause for celebration, but for millions of Americans aged 65 and older, the 2026 filing season holds a massive surprise....

Saving Advice · Mar 2

3 of the Most Common Questions Tax Experts Get About Tax Software

Experts answer some common tax software questions. Find out more about safety, credits and deductions, and when businesses should use these filing tools.

GOBankingRates · Mar 2

How to Give Your Grandkids $19,000 This Year Without Alerting the IRS or Losing Your Own Savings

Many grandparents want to help their grandchildren financially, but there can be tax implications that come along with that. Not to mention, draining your own...

Saving Advice · Mar 2