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Should You Give Your Heirs Their Inheritance With Trump In Office?

Donald Trump's 2017 tax cuts, which are wealth-transfer friendly, expire at year-end. Is now the time to give your heirs their inheritance?

Investors Business Daily

IRS To Begin Laying Off Thousands Amid Peak Tax Season – How It Impacts Your 2025 Tax Refund

IRS employs around 100,000 people in total, and the layoffs will hit several states, including New York, California, Georgia, and Tennessee.

International Business Times

IRS plans to lay off 7,000 probationary workers beginning Thursday, AP source says

The IRS plans to lay off roughly 7,000 workers in Washington and around the country beginning Thursday

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IRS firing 6,700 staff in Trump and Musk’s DOGE purge weeks before deadline to file taxes

The layoffs will impact more than one-third of probationary employees during tax season

The Independent UK

IRS Layoffs Amid Trump's Federal Workforce Reduction Could Delay 2025 Tax Refund Schedule

Donald Trump could terminate almost 16,000 recently hired IRS employees next week, in the middle of the tax season, as part of the broader federal downsizing spearheaded by Elon Musk.

International Business Times UK

A comprehensive look at DOGE's firings and layoffs so far

Thousands of federal government employees have been shown the door in the first month of President Donald Trump’s administration

The Independent UK

Rethinking Income When You Retire: No Paycheck, No Problem

When you retire, you'll need to adjust to the reality of depending on assets instead of a regular paycheck. For that, you'll need a new financial strategy.

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IRS update on tax season 2025 shows average refunds are 18% bigger so far, but Americans are waiting longer to file their taxes

The IRS’s update on the progress of tax season this year so far shows that average tax refund amounts are up 18.6% versus the same time last year, total filings down slightly to date.

Fortune

Scammers are sending texts about a $1,400 stimulus check. What to know

Text appears as a message from the IRS asking people to click on a phishing link and provide personal information

The Independent UK

Can a Gold IRA Counter Sticky Inflation for Retirement?

Gold is soaring. Here's how to add a gold IRA or ETF to your portfolio in order to hedge against inflation and volatility. But retirees should tread carefully.

Kiplinger

Why You May Owe More Tax Soon on Popular Employee Benefits

Workers could foot the tax bill for employer-provided benefits like parking, gyms, and meals.

Kiplinger

Elon Musk, DOGE Target IRS Tax Records: Is Your Personal Data at Risk?

Some wonder whether Elon Musk and other private citizens should have access to confidential taxpayer information.

Kiplinger

Mail Theft Crisis: Why Your IRS Tax Refund Is At Risk

Millions of dollars in tax refunds were stolen in the mail last year. Here's what you should know.

Kiplinger

Can you pay your taxes with a credit card? It’s possible, but the extra convenience comes with steep costs

Sure, the IRS allows Americans to pay their taxes with a credit card or a debit card. But the extra convenience comes with steep costs.

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Republicans in Congress want to kill two education tax credits worth billions to U.S. students. If you’re a college student, it could impact you.

The GOP leadership in the House has proposed eliminating two education tax credits to save the government $85 billion over 10 years. Here’s what’s at stake.

Fortune

Still working from home? No, you can’t deduct home office expenses from your taxes. But freelancers and the self-employed still get the deduction.

Small-business owners and freelancers who work at home can still itemize tax deductions for expenses like rent, mortgage interest, utilities, and more for their home office.

Al Jazeera

Elon Musk’s DOGE seeks access to US taxpayers’ data, sparking privacy fears

Democratic lawmakers express concern that Tesla CEO is seeking to weaponise the tax system against his rivals.

The Independent UK

Elon Musk’s DOGE is seeking access to IRS system with sensitive taxpayer records, triggering lawmakers’ concerns

DOGE team member is a 25-year-old software engineer who could be working at the IRS for 120 days

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Elon Musk's Department Seeks Access To Taxpayers' Sensitive Data

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency seeks access to sensitive taxpayer data from the IRS during the 2024 tax filing season.

Fortune

Elon Musk's DOGE team wants access to the tax information of every American

Elon Musk’s DOGE team is seeking access to sensitive taxpayer data held by the IRS. A 25-year-old staffer is reportedly set to gain access to it.

The Guardian - UK

Trump administration begins firings of FAA air traffic control staff just weeks after fatal Washington DC plane crash - as it happened

Staff at the Federal Aviation Administration receive emails saying they have been fired, upending rotas during period of busy air travel

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