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The IRS went through another leadership shuffle on Friday with Trump replacing Musk-appointed acting commissioner Gary Shapley after just a few days on the job.

DOGE operatives have gained access to sensitive data systems at the Department of Labor with sensitive information about immigrants

The Trump administration is seeking to use a Medicare database to find undocumented immigrants, The Washington Post reported on Thursday

Experts warn the policy shift could trigger mass noncompliance among undocumented taxpayers, leading to severe economic consequences.

Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022, per the Institute on Taxation and Economic Police

IRS Acting Commissioner Melanie Krause, who was appointed in February, is set to resign from her post after the agency reached a controversial agreement to share immigrants' tax data with ICE

Elon Musk has accused the Democratic Party of using fraudulent IRS refund payments as a tool to attract and retain illegal immigrants in the United States.

The IRS may soon share personal data of undocumented migrants to DHS, a move that could discourage the groups from filing taxes, experts warn.

The Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are working on an agreement under which the IRS would use the tax data of people suspected of being in the country illegally in order to authenticate names and addresses.

A U.S. District Judge declined on Wednesday to block potential IRS data sharing with DHS in immigration cases

The Trump administration is looking to further reduce the IRS' workforce by another 6,800 by May 15, just one month after Tax Day.

The IRS is planning to cut its 90,000 workforce by half as part of the Trump administration's bid toward federal government downsizing, but many X users are against the idea.

Two Republican committee chairs have invited IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler to the president's congressional address.

GOP lawmakers in the House Judiciary Committee said a new disclosure reveals that the information of over 400,000 people was leaked and blamed the agency

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick revealed another one of the Trump administration's controversial goals: abolishing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees who accepted the Trump administration's buyout and opted for deferred resignation have been asked by their employers to continue working for a few months due to the "essential" nature of their jobs.

Elon Musk bragged about "deleting" a government program that offers Americans free tax filing services, but the removal only extends to their X account for now.

A top Supreme Court lawyer has been indicted on federal tax evasion charges after he paid off hefty amounts of debt accrued from high-stakes poker games using money from his law firm.

" We won't stop fighting for these brave whistleblowers, who exposed misconduct and politicization in the federal criminal investigation," said the House Oversight Committee

In addition to higher standard deductions, the IRS has proposed several other significant changes for 2025. Notable adjustments include updates to long-term capital gains brackets, estate and gift tax exemption limits, and eligibility criteria for the child tax credit.

The three women filed thousands of fraudulent tax returns, according to authorities.

Navigating an IRS tax disputes can be a challenging task, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some resources available if you're seeking a tax resolution.

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A step-to-step guide on how to file taxes as an immigrant

Stimulus payments have started to roll out on Tuesday night as the IRS and the US Treasury have begun sending the second round of payments to bank accounts and via mail on Wednesday.

Recent reports estimate that around 15 million people belonging to the low-income strata in the U.S. have still not received their stimulus checks. 

Unsurprisingly, a move like this feels like a bolt out of the blue—especially on those who’ve looked at this as a silver lining amid a neck-deep financial crisis.