Judge Questions Legal Basis for Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit: Jurisdiction and Impact
A federal judge has ordered Trump’s legal team and the Department of Justice to justify the jurisdictional basis for the…
Category: IRS Tax Refunds
News and updates on IRS tax refunds, refund timelines, and tax filing deadlines. We cover official IRS announcements about refund processing, direct deposit schedules, and tax credit payments, explained in plain English so you know what to expect and when. All articles are sourced from IRS.gov official releases.
Trump Tax Cuts: 60 Million Americans Claimed, How Much They Saved, and Impact
Sixty million Americans claimed at least one of the new Trump tax cuts on their 2025 tax return this filing…
IRS Issued $241 Billion in Refunds: Where Money Goes After Approval, Processing, and Bank Posting
The IRS has issued 69.8 million refunds totaling $241.7 billion so far in the 2026 filing season but the IRS…
Trump and IRS Settlement Talks Over $10 Billion Tax Record Lawsuit: Status and Impact
On April 17, 2026, lawyers for President Trump and the IRS filed a joint motion in federal court requesting a…
What Is IRS Code 570: Additional Action Pending on Your Transcript
IRS Code 570 means one specific thing: the IRS has placed a hold on your refund before finalizing it. The…
Why Your Deposit Amount Differs From What the IRS Approved
LAST UPDATE April 18, 2026 • 4:05 AM ET The IRS continues processing 2025 tax year refunds through spring. If…
IRS Filing Season Ends: What Changes for Refund Processing, Timelines, and Status
The 2026 IRS filing season has officially closed as of April 15. As of March 20, the IRS had issued…
IRS Refund After Filing an Extension: How Long It Takes in 2026
Filing a tax extension does not delay your refund. This is the most important and most misunderstood fact about IRS…
April 15 IRS Deadline Passed: $1.2 Billion in Refunds at Risk, What Happens Now
The April 15, 2026 IRS deadline has closed, and with it, approximately $1.2 billion in unclaimed 2022 federal tax refunds…
IRS Penalty for Filing Late: How Much You Owe and How to Reduce It
The IRS penalty for filing late is 5 percent of unpaid taxes per month, with a maximum of 25 percent.…