IRS Direct File will not be accessible next year. Here’s what that means for taxpayers.
IRS Direct File Program Discontinued for 2026 Season WASHINGTON — The IRS Direct File system, designed to allow free electronic filing of tax returns, will not be available next year, as confirmed by the Trump administration. An email sent by IRS official Cynthia Noe to state auditors mentioned that “IRS Direct File will no longer […]
IRS ends free tax filing service, Oregon senator criticizes Trump for harming taxpayers
IRS Discontinues Free Tax Filing Program The Internal Revenue Service informed Oregon and other states on Monday about the discontinuation of the federal free tax filing initiative known as IRS Direct File. This program enabled millions of Americans to submit their federal tax returns online without cost, particularly around the April 15 deadline. As news […]
Reliance on SNAP turns taxpayers into a private grocery fund
Over 40 million Americans depend on SNAP benefits for groceries, but recent government shutdowns have been a challenge for them. Blaze TV host Allie Beth Stuckey voiced her thoughts, suggesting perhaps it’s not entirely negative. She pointed out that this money isn’t just a government gift; it comes from taxpayers who work hard every day. […]
Taxpayers might experience an unprecedented tax refund season in 2026 because of Trump’s significant legislation, analysts suggest.
Tax Refunds Poised for Increase Due to Recent Legislation Next year, some taxpayers could see bigger tax refunds thanks to changes made by President Donald Trump’s recent legislation, often referred to as the “Big and Beautiful Bill.” Experts are predicting this outcome. The July bill introduced various tax breaks, including an expansion of the basic […]
Increasing deposit insurance limits will put taxpayers at risk.
It’s disheartening to witness a repeated cycle of failures in banking regulation, though perhaps it’s not unexpected. Politicians seem inclined to tighten their grip on an already highly regulated banking sector following the Silicon Valley Bank incident. There’s talk in Congress about a proposal that could complicate matters further. They’re considering raising deposit insurance, run […]
If taxpayers continue to support health care, they have the right to know the costs.
The government shutdown has dragged on for weeks, and there seems to be no resolution in sight. While there’s a lot of chatter around Affordable Care Act subsidies, one of the crucial, yet unanswered, questions lingers: how is that money actually being spent? It’s a tough question to tackle because there’s still a significant lack […]
Trucks damage roads, but trains can save taxpayers billions.
Potholes and the Cost of Trucking Anyone who’s ever driven on America’s highways is familiar with the tales of potholes, cracked roads, and never-ending construction. States allocate billions from taxpayer money each year for road upkeep, yet the infrastructure seems to deteriorate more quickly than it can be fixed. What many drivers don’t know is […]
Undocumented Immigrant’s Trucking Firms Obtained $36K from Taxpayers Prior to Fatal Indiana Accident
Fatal Semi-Truck Crash Involving Undocumented Driver Reports indicate that an undocumented immigrant truck driver, implicated in a deadly semi-truck accident in Indiana, previously ran a company that received taxpayer funds. The individual has been identified as Borko Stankovic, who was involved in a crash on October 15 that resulted in one fatality. Documents analyzed by […]
Congress approves legislation to address IRS ‘math error’ notifications and its implications for taxpayers.
The Senate has passed a bill that aims to revise the way the IRS notifies taxpayers about basic errors on their tax returns. Known as the Internal Revenue Service Mathematics and Taxpayer Assistance Act—or the IRS MATH Act—it made its way through the House earlier this year and is now awaiting the President’s signature. Currently, […]
$1500 a Day? Instead of Reducing Production Costs, California Passes Fees to Taxpayers
High Filming Costs in Los Angeles: A Closer Look There’s a prevailing misunderstanding about the costs associated with obtaining filming permits in Los Angeles, and this includes the entertainment media’s perspective. Recently, an article discussed the significant expenses tied to filming movies and television shows in the city. These costs often stem from cumbersome and, […]