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Is the IRS affected by the government shutdown? What to know about your tax refund
The most recent government shutdown began Oct. 1, 2025, after Congress failed to pass appropriations bills for the new fiscal year.

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Free IRS tool tells you when you can expect to receive your 2026 tax refund
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Here’s when you’ll get your tax refund from the IRS
 · 7h
House Approves Measure to End Partial Government Shutdown
WASHINGTON—The GOP-led House narrowly cleared a critical hurdle Tuesday toward ending a partial government shutdown, after President Trump helped stamp out an intraparty rebellion that could have dera...

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Trump urges House to vote quickly to end the partial government shutdown
 · 6h
House passes spending bill to end partial government shutdown
 · 7h
Government Shutdown 2026: Bill clears key House hurdle toward ending partial shutdown
Funding has lapsed, at least temporarily, for the Pentagon and agencies including Homeland Security and Transportation.

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The Latest: House advances bill to end partial government shutdown
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IRS sets out contingency measures as US enters partial government shutdown
9hon MSN

Does the IRS know if you sell silver?

Selling silver can trigger IRS reporting, but when and how it happens depends on what you sell and how you do it.
Journal of Accountancy
20h

IRS will stay fully staffed for first 5 days of shutdown

Treasury posted a lapsed appropriations contingency plan late last week that calls for the IRS to be fully staffed through Friday during the partial government shutdown.
9h

$1,776 surprise payment gets important IRS ruling

The IRS confirmed that a one-time $1,776 payment sent to about 1.5 million Americans is tax-free. Learn who received the money, why it won’t be taxed, and what it means for your 2025 tax filing.
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Where's my tax refund? See wait times, IRS status and how to track 2026 return

Federal income tax returns for 2025 must be filed by April 15, 2026.
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Trump considers settling massive $10B IRS lawsuit, donating proceeds to charity

President Trump said he is considering settling his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and donating the proceeds to charity.
8h

IRS confirms $1,776 tax-free payments are headed to 1.5M Americans

Payments of $1,776, a figure honoring America’s 250th birthday in 2026, totaled $2.9 billion, and were dubbed a “one-time basic allowance for housing supplement.” As tax deadline approaches, the IRS recently released a press release noting that the payments are not taxable.
5h

Sirius Solutions Delivers IRS Serious Blow When Taxing Limited Partners

Limited partners are not subject to self-employment taxes in a case recently decided by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Accounting Today
8h

IRS proposes rules for clean fuel production tax credit

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department released proposed regulations on the clean fuel production credit under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
21h

Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS raises conflict of interest concerns

WASHINGTON (AP) — Legal experts say President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the leak of his tax information raises a plethora of legal and ethical questions, including the propriety of the leader of the executive branch pursuing scorched-earth litigation against the very government he is in charge of.
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IRS watchdog says some taxpayers could see 'greater challenges' during 2026 filing season

Some taxpayers could see "greater challenges" during the 2026 filing season, according to the national taxpayer advocate. Here's what filers need to know.

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