The recent government shutdown was one for the history books, breaking the record for the longest in US history. For over a month, the federal
The IRS shut down for weeks, and for many with tax debt, it felt like the first time they could ignore the IRS and forget
The government shutdown has furloughed thousands of IRS workers. As a result, the IRS officials processing your case are most likely out of the office.
Dealing with the IRS can be an exhausting and unrelenting process, especially during a government shutdown. Now the government, including the IRS, is shut down.
President Trump’s decision to declare a national emergency and divert military funds to border wall construction was, to put it lightly, controversial. If, however, the
The recent government shutdown wreaked havoc on a variety of federal agencies, including, of course, the IRS. This all happened at the worst possible time —
While the federal government has been temporarily reopened after the longest shutdown in history, the IRS faces a serious backlog, and taxpayers face a confusing
After a 35-day partial shutdown of the federal government—the longest in U.S. history—President Trump and Congressional leaders have agreed on a short-term spending bill to
With the ongoing government shutdown threatening to delay the refunds of millions of taxpayers, as well as delay the resolution of outstanding tax cases, the
The drama surrounding the federal government partial shutdown—now officially the longest of its kind in U.S. history—continues to unfold. While the impact reaches almost every
