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January 07, 2026
Following a 2026 tax filing season that was consistent with the 2025 season, the American Institute of CPAs offered legislators a series of recommendations to help improve filing season in the future.
"Based on limited and anecdotal information, many practitioners noted that the IRS appeared to operating consistently compared with the prior year's service," AICPA said in a recent letter to the Senate Finance Committee's top leadership following a hearing on the 2026 tax filing season, adding that data currently available shows "tax return processing remained relatively consistent, though the quality of telephone services appeared to vary depending on the hotline."
"Based on limited and anecdotal information, many practitioners noted that the IRS appeared to operating consistently compared with the prior year's service," AICPA said in a recent letter to the Senate Finance Committee's top leadership following a hearing on the 2026 tax filing season, adding that data currently available shows "tax return processing remained relatively consistent, though the quality of telephone services appeared to vary depending on the hotline."
December 11, 2025
The White House is looking to lower the Internal Revenue Service budget by $1.4 billion in fiscal year 2027. The budget request, released April 6, 2026, says the overall budget request for the agency will "streamline IRS operations utilizing technology improvements to help focus the IRS on providing high-quality customer service while ensuring the tax laws are fairly administered."
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