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30 Apr 2026
Keeping pace with IRS updates remains essential for accounting firms navigating an increasingly dynamic tax world. April’s developments bring a mix of regulatory changes, digital advancements, and compliance updates that firms should proactively address to guide clients effectively.
IRS Expands Business Tax Account to More Entities
The IRS has expanded its Business Tax Account (BTA) platform to include partnerships, tax-exempt organizations, and government entities, broadening digital access to tax management. This move enables more businesses to handle tax tasks online, reducing reliance on paper filings and phone-based interactions.
Read the article here: IRS expands Business Tax Account access to partnerships, government entities, and tax-exempt organizations | Internal Revenue Service
IRS Proposes Rules for New 1% Remittance Transfer Tax
The U.S. Treasury and IRS have proposed regulations for a new 1% remittance transfer tax, effective January 1, 2026, on certain cross-border transfers made using cash or similar physical instruments. The rules outline tax applicability, compliance requirements for providers, and reporting obligations.
Read the article here: Treasury, IRS issue proposed regulations on the new remittance transfer tax established under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill | Internal Revenue Service
IRS Finalizes ‘No Tax on Tips’ Rules and Eligible Occupations
The U.S. Treasury and IRS have issued final regulations for the “No Tax on Tips” provision, defining eligible tipped occupations and what qualifies as deductible tips. The rules clarify that only voluntary, cash-equivalent tips reported through official forms are eligible, with expanded coverage across 70+ occupations.
Read the article here: Treasury, IRS issue final regulations listing occupations where workers customarily and regularly receive tips under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill | Internal Revenue Service
IRS Launches Tax Debt Help Tool for Easier Payment Solutions
The IRS has launched a new Tax Debt Help online tool to guide taxpayers in understanding and resolving their tax liabilities. It offers personalized payment options through a simple, privacy-friendly interface without requiring personal information.
Read the article here: IRS launches new online tool to help taxpayers resolve tax debt | Internal Revenue Service
IRS Issues Whistleblower Alert to Combat Federal Fund Misuse
The IRS has issued a new Whistleblower Alert to address potential misuse and fraud involving federal funds, urging individuals to report credible information. Through the Whistleblower Program, informants may receive awards of up to 30% of recovered proceeds.
Read the article here: IRS issues Whistleblower Alert, expands efforts to uncover fraud | Internal Revenue Service
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IRS Updates Refund Tracking with New Email Notification Feature
The IRS offers multiple ways for taxpayers to check their refund status, including a new email notification feature in the Individual Online Account. Most refunds are issued within 21 days, though delays can occur due to errors, credits, or additional review requirements.
Read the article here: Tax return filed: Here are ways to check the status of a tax refund | Internal Revenue Service
IRS Launches Streamlined Option for ERC Disallowance Appeals
The IRS has introduced a streamlined process allowing taxpayers to extend the deadline for resolving or litigating disallowed Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims. Eligible taxpayers can now request additional time by submitting Form 907 through a new online method, helping avoid premature refund litigation.
Read the article here: IRS announces new option for certain taxpayers to request more time after ERC claim disallowance | Internal Revenue Service
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