NYCPA News and Blogs

The IRS’s Direct File pilot, launched in 2024 to offer free online filing for eligible taxpayers, came with a lower error…

The IRS is nearing a controversial agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to assist in verifying the home…

New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut—which are fighting against a Treasury Department rule that limits their programs to…

AICPA sent a letter to Congressional leadership in the Senate Finance and House Ways & Means Committees. In the…

The IRS will continue operating during tax season, even if a government shutdown occurs, due to existing appropriations from…

President Donald Trump's push to slash thousands of IRS enforcement jobs raises the pressure on the tax agency’s long-term…

As reported by Accounting Today, IRS staffing reductions is a shift that could have major consequences for tax…

According to Accounting Today, Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) has reintroduced the Tax Return Preparer Accountability Act (H.R.…

According to The New York Times, the IRS may be facing one of the largest workforce reductions in its history, with reports…