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March 6, 2026
IRS Processing Capacity Pressures Rise in 2026

IRS processing capacity pressures are rising ahead of the 2026 filing season, with TIGTA and GAO citing backlogs, staffing losses, and inventory carryover.

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March 6, 2026
Mid-Year Estimated Taxes Hit June Checkpoint for Taxpayers

Mid-year estimated taxes require a June review, as income changes, quarterly deadlines, and IRS rules determine whether taxpayers face penalties or interest.

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March 5, 2026
IRS Staffing Changes in the Midwest States Impact Service

IRS staffing changes in Midwest states may affect Illinois service access, paper return processing, and enforcement activity this filing season.

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March 5, 2026
Buying vs. Leasing a Vehicle Deduction Raises IRS Red Flags

The IRS is scrutinizing buying vs. leasing a vehicle deduction claims. Learn which mistakes trigger notices and how business owners can avoid audits.

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March 4, 2026
IRS Staffing Constraints Impact NY Taxpayers

IRS staffing constraints, workforce reductions, and hiring freeze data show how phone wait times and manual reviews may affect New York taxpayers in 2025.

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March 4, 2026
S Corporation vs. LLC Tax Savings Grow at Higher Incomes

S Corporation vs. LLC tax savings can increase at higher income levels in 2026, depending on payroll, IRS rules, and business structure choices.

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