IRS Faces Challenges in Launching Free Tax-Filing Service

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The pilot program, set to be launched next year, is confronted with administrative, operational, and technological obstacles. The IRS is planning to introduce a free tax-filing service called IRS Direct File, but it faces various challenges that could hinder its implementation While the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is still finalizing the details, concerns about costs, … Read more

NAACP Condemns Debt Ceiling Raise, Citing Negative Effects On Black Americans

The NAACP has criticized proposals to raise the debt ceiling, noting the detrimental consequences for Black Americans. The Debt Ceiling Deal Weakens Environmental Protection, IRS Capacity, And Public Assistance Though the package, which cleared the Senate late Thursday, keeps the country from defaulting on payments, it “reflects misplaced priorities,” according to NAACP CEO and President … Read more

IRS Could Become A Congressional Piggybank Due To Debt Limit Agreement

With Republicans and the White House dipping into the $80 billion to support other initiatives, some Democrats are concerned that the bonanza may be drained even further in the coming years. The Debt-limit Agreement Emphasizes The Danger Of The IRS Becoming A Congressional Piggy Bank The debt-limit agreement reveals an often-overlooked risk to the $80 … Read more

IRS Reminds Taxpayers of Home Energy Tax Credits for Energy Efficient Updates

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder to taxpayers that certain energy-efficient updates to their homes may qualify them for home energy tax credits. IRS reminds taxpayers of expanded home energy tax credits for energy-efficient improvements The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 expanded the credit amounts and types of qualifying expenses. Taxpayers who … Read more

IRS to Launch Pilot Program Allowing Direct Electronic Filing of Tax Returns

IRS to Launch Pilot Program

The initiative aims to provide taxpayers with an accessible option to avoid paying tax preparation companies like Intuit and H&R Block for their services. The IRS has announced plans to launch a pilot program next year that will enable a small group of individuals to electronically file their tax returns directly with the agency The … Read more

You Could Have $900 to the IRS, But There’s Not Much Time Left to File a Claim

The IRS intends to give you cash, and the organization is doing everything possible to spread the news. If you are eligible, you could receive $900 or more, yet you have just a few months to file for your funds. The IRS said this past month that there are roughly 1.5 million unpaid refunds for … Read more

Department Of The Treasury Internal Revenue Service Shows More Exact Data Of When The United States Hit Debt Ceiling

Department Of The Treasury Internal Revenue Service Shows More Exact Data Of When The United States Hit Debt Ceiling

Policy and Tax experts say the recent data from the Department of Treasury Internal Service is vital to understand the country’s financial position and if raising a debt ceiling is possible.   Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service on Debt Ceiling If the country’s debt has increased, the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue … Read more

IRS Raises Maximum Contribution Limit for Retirement Savings Plans in 2022

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This is the second consecutive year that the agency has raised the limit. The IRS has announced that it will increase the maximum contribution limit for 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 retirement savings plans to $20,500 in 2022 Additionally, the catch-up contribution limit for those aged 50 and over will increase to $6,500 in 2022, … Read more

According to IRS data, as wealthy Californians relocate, poorer people live there instead

Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, could recognize the 40,000 Californians who relocated to Florida the following time he makes a political pass through that state, based on recent IRS data made available on Thursday. He may raise to the 105,000 former Californians who migrated to Texas, the state with the greatest number of them, … Read more

IRS Expected Return Over 168 Million in 2023

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) expected return estimates to be more than 168 million by the end of 2023. IRS Expects Over 168 Million Returns According to the Treasury Department, the IRS has already processed over 100 million returns as of April and estimated an expected return of more than 168 million this year. The … Read more