IRS May 29, 2026
IRS Increases Health Savings Account Limits for 2027
The IRS on Friday released its annual inflation-adjusted amounts for health savings accounts for calendar-year 2027, with across-the-board increases.
Taxes February 4, 2026
Union Leaders, Activists Sue to Block Vote on Massachusetts Income Tax Cut
The lawsuit claims the wording of signature petitions to qualify for the ballot were "misleading and deceptive" because it didn't mention the cuts would cover all three categories of income taxes, including capital gains taxes paid by businesses.
Technology February 4, 2026
OnePay Unveils Free In-App Tax Filing for Cash Customers
Through a partnership with tax technology platform april, OnePay Cash customers can now file federal and state taxes with confidence at no cost, OnePay says.
Sales Tax February 3, 2026
Sales Tax Rates Changed at Record Pace in 2025
A new report by Vertex, a provider of indirect tax solutions, shows that 2025 was one of the most active and complex years in more than a decade.
Taxes February 3, 2026
Republicans Look to Rebuke D.C. Council with Swing at Local Tax Code
The House is preparing to vote on a disapproval resolution this week that would reverse a recent measure passed by the D.C. Council that separates some local tax policies from the revamped federal tax code.
Taxes February 3, 2026
Oregon Democrats Unveil Plan to Close Trump Tax ‘Loopholes’ and Reduce Budget Deficit
Two key Oregon Democrats on Monday unveiled a plan to increase state revenue by dropping several state tax breaks copied from President Donald Trump’s sprawling tax-and-spending law passed last year.
Taxes February 3, 2026
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson Says He Can’t Support ‘Millionaire’s Tax’ Bill Without Changes
In a long-anticipated bill, which is getting formally introduced this week, legislative Democrats are proposing a 9.9% tax on annual earnings of more than $1 million starting in 2028.
Taxes February 3, 2026
GruntWorx and Truss Partner to Bring AI-Enhanced OCR Automation to Tax Professionals
This collaboration introduces a new integration, enabling customers to leverage GruntWorx’s AI-enhanced Optical Character Recognition automation.
IRS February 2, 2026
Government Shutdown Could Slow Some Income Tax Refunds, Says IRS
Core tax systems remain operational during a shutdown, meaning Americans can still file their tax returns and receive refunds, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
Sales Tax February 2, 2026
Here’s Why Louisiana Has the Country’s Highest Combined Sales Tax Rates
For the third year in a row, Louisiana has the highest average combined state and local sales tax rate in the country at 10.11%, according to a new report from the Tax Foundation.
Taxes February 2, 2026
IRS: Simple Payment Plans Have Expanded to Businesses
In an email to tax professionals on Monday, the IRS said it recently updated qualifications for Simple Payment Plans, formerly known as “streamlined installment agreements,” to include business taxpayers.
IRS February 2, 2026
IRS Seeks Applicants to Serve on ETAAC
The IRS announced last week that it's accepting applications for the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee through Feb. 28.
Taxes February 2, 2026
Experts Weigh in On Connecticut Potentially Repealing State Income Tax
Economists have their doubts about a proposal from Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Betsy McCaughey, a Republican, to repeal the state's income tax.