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With layoffs expected at the IRS, what does that mean for tax season this year?

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The agency is reported to be cutting between 7,000 and 15,000 positions.

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Time Magazine

How Mass Layoffs at the IRS Will Affect Tax Season

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has fired 7,000 workers in Washington, D.C., and around the country—layoffs occurring right as the 2025 tax return filing season hits full steam. The cuts are one step in the charge of the newly created Department of Government Efficiency’s goal of to reduce the deficit by $1 trillion—which has begun with mass layoffs at multiple government agencies, leaving federal employees baffled and setting the stage for f…

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Texas Standard

With layoffs expected at the IRS, what does that mean for tax season this year?

The agency is reported to be cutting between 7,000 and 15,000 positions.

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RealClearMarkets

What to Know About Tax Filing As the IRS Sheds Workers

Tara Siegel Bernard, NYT How to avoid delays, check the status of refunds and contact the Internal Revenue Service with problems.

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TravelBloggerBuzz

IRS Tax Season Chaos, Five Types of Wealth, Death Cult, Hyatt Changes - TravelBloggerBuzz

Another TBB post featuring the most eclectic links around the web such as IRS tax season chaos, the five types of wealth, a weird death cult, more Hyatt changes, how to survive a market fall, the US states not taxing retirement income, the banker who got pig butchered, Fyre Festival comes back, mentally disturbed Americans who love Russia, the best travel movies, the most beautiful cinemas, the best photography links and of course always all of …

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Areyoupop

IRS Layoffs Threaten to Inject Chaos Into Tax Filing Season and Cost …

The Trump administration is laying off thousands of employees at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), just as tax season gets underway. These cuts will worsen customer service for millions of hardworking taxpayers as they try to comply with the law. And while the cuts make it harder for Americans to follow the law, it will [...]

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Rethinking65

Disaster-Area Taxpayers Have More Time to File and Pay

The Internal Revenue Service is giving taxpayers in disaster areas more time to file and pay their taxes. The extension is automatic, according to an IRS news release. Taxpayers don’t have to call the agency or file paperwork to get it. Under the extension, taxpayers in all of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina, and in parts of Alaska, New Mexico, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia have until May 1 to file and pay. D…

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