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Frank Bisignano’s dual role as Social Security Administration commissioner and IRS CEO raises concerns as litigation regarding tax data sharing with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues.

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Groups representing tax professionals are concerned that IRS furloughs during a prolonged government shutdown would hamper return processing and set back preparations for next filing season.

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Is buying a cup of coffee with cryptocurrency a taxable transaction? That’s one thing the crypto industry wants Congress to clarify through changes to the tax code.

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"Even as the clean vehicle credit drives off into the sunset, former subsection 30D(d)(7) casts a long shadow across the code," Marie Sapirie writes.
The EV Credit Is Dead. Long Live The EV Credit?
Marie Sapirie argues that the section 30D electric vehicle credit introduced rules that will continue to influence tax policy.
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How close are we to a government shutdown, and how does Congress's fight over Affordable Care Act premium tax credits play into the stalemate? Tax Notes Capitol Hill reporter @cadystanton.bsky.social explains the latest updates. #tax #healthcare #congress
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Exclusive: The work to dissolve the Justice Department’s Tax Division is set to resume after the required reorganization memo was finally signed, former division head Karen E. Kelly said in an interview with Tax Notes.

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Growing prospects for a partial shutdown of the IRS beginning October 1 are making tax professionals and their clients nervous about possible regulatory delays, particularly when it comes to issuing guidance for this summer’s giant tax bill.

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Thirteen private colleges and universities will likely face a higher excise tax on their net investment income because of changes made by the new Republican tax law, a Tax Notes analysis shows.

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"The Eighth Circuit’s Medtronic II decision makes clear that judges may not decide for themselves which factors determine comparability and reliability," Ryan Finley writes. "When they do, it is reversible legal error."
After Eighth Circuit’s Medtronic II Decision, What Happens Now?
Ryan Finley explains the consequences of the Eighth Circuit’s Medtronic II decision, both for the company on remand and in all other best method disputes.
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A volunteer advisory panel of the Taxpayer Advocate Service is pausing all public meetings indefinitely while the White House vets its members, according to a memo from panel leadership.

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The Trump administration has no legal basis for revoking the tax exemption of groups whose views it disagrees with, despite its threats to do so following the killing of Charlie Kirk, according to multiple law professionals.

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A Texas lawyer concluded that the tribal tax credits being sold by White River Energy Corp. “are real and recognized by the U.S. Congress and Government,” even though the IRS says the credits don’t exist.

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President Trump’s pick for the IRS’s top lawyer told Senate Finance Committee staff that a former IRS official “should have been shot” for resigning from his role at the agency during filing season, according to the panel’s top Democrat.

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A group of six House and Senate lawmakers are pushing for Treasury to rescind recent interim guidance notices on the corporate alternative minimum tax, arguing that the notices usurp the guidance issued under the Biden administration.

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"To call for an organized program of federal tariff rebates is to all but concede that U.S. taxpayers are being overtaxed, currently, through the harsh treatment of imports," Robert Goulder argues.
The Next Bad Idea: Tariff Rebate Checks
Robert Goulder comments on a recent legislative proposal for a federal tariff rebate scheme.
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The IRS’s agreement to share immigrants’ tax return information with the Department of Homeland Security violated taxpayer privacy laws, according to a former top IRS official.

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Will taxpayers face penalties for relying on bad advice provided by tax departments using generative artificial intelligence? Experts say it's an important question to consider.

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"It's not merely that the U.S. tax code has never previously applied to a pope," Robert Goulder explains. "It's that no country's tax code has ever previously been an issue to the Vatican. We're in uncharted waters here."
Pope Leo The Taxed: How The U.S. Tax System May Affect The Vatican
In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, Tax Notes contributing editor Robert Goulder discusses how Pope Leo XIV’s American citizenship creates a unique tax issue and how the United States may try to avoid ...
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The plaintiffs’ argument for an injunction preventing the IRS from mass sharing confidential taxpayer information with immigration authorities fails because the agency followed the tax information privacy law, the government argued.

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Tax code complexity is costing the United States more than $536 billion annually because of the time and money it takes to prepare tax returns, according to the Tax Foundation.

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House and Senate leaders will have to reach a deal on funding for the IRS, OECD, and the Justice Department’s plan to reorganize the Tax Division during the upcoming government funding process.

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Will taxpayers face penalties for relying on bad advice provided by tax departments using generative artificial intelligence?

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"Congress has already gone on its back-to-school shopping spree," Marie Sapirie writes. "In the OBBBA, lawmakers opened a running tab that today’s kindergarteners probably won’t appreciate in the years to come." www.forbes.com/sites/taxnot...
Back To School In The One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Marie Sapirie argues that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s new scholarship credit and changes to the endowment tax on private universities are attempts to make education policy through the tax code.
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