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How IRS layoffs could delay people ahead of tax filing deadline

The IRS plans to lay off about half of its workforce due to the government shutdown, potentially affecting taxpayers who have yet to file their taxes.

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How does the government shutdown, IRS furloughs affect filing taxes? What to know in NY

IRS to furlough half of workforce due to government shutdown

IRS to Furlough Nearly Half of Its Workforce Due to US Government Shutdown

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service will furlough more than 34,000 employees beginning Oct. 8 due to the government shutdown, according to a statement published on the agency's website.

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The government shutdown won’t stop the IRS from fining people who miss this key October tax deadline

IRS Will Furlough Nearly Half of Its Workforce as the Government Shutdown Enters a Second Week

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Filing Taxes as a Couple: Marriage Penalty, Bonuses, and Smart Strategies

From joint filing benefits to the marriage penalty, here’s what newlyweds need to know about taxes and how to minimize their bill.

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The IRS announced new federal income tax brackets for 2026. Here's what's changing.

The standard deduction is rising to $32,200 for married couples filing jointly in 2026, an increase of $700 over 2025.

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What are the new IRS income tax brackets 2025 and updated standard deduction rate for 2026?

See new IRS income tax brackets 2025, updated tax rates, standard deduction married filing jointly. How much will taxes will you pay in 2026?

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IRS releases federal income tax brackets for 2026

The new IRS tax brackets move deductions up in the wake of President Donald Trump's "One, Big, Beautiful Bill."