How will DOGE and the Trump Administration's cuts to federal workers affect the IRS and you getting your tax return?

Some taxpayers say they are not particularly worried about making mistakes on their taxes this year, given the widely ...

The United States is experiencing a major tax revenue shortfall as larger-than-expected refunds shrink government income. The decline in revenue could make it run out of money quicker than expected.

Taxpayers who have not filed 2024 income tax returns are told not to rush because they're worried about delays. Take time to file an accurate return.

But if you have plans to use that refund to pay looming bills or fund a well-deserved vacation, you might consider holding off. Political leaders say IRS staff reductions of more than 10,000 workers — ...

The potential for delayed refunds and degraded taxpayer ... However, this may not be enough to mitigate the impact of staffing cuts. Former IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig noted that nearly ...

"Reduced staffing could slow the processing of returns, leading to potential refund delays for some taxpayers," one tax expert told Newsweek.

In a bold move, the Trump administration and DOGE are eyeing a 20% reduction in the IRS workforce, potentially reshaping the landscape of tax collection and enforcement.

The organization has been working to address shortcomings in its taxpayer services, refund and returns processing ... Secretary Wally Adeyemo told AP reporters the cuts would have a material impact on ...

The IRS is reportedly preparing to reduce its nearly 100,000 workforce by as much as half through layoffs, buyouts, and ...

The IRS says some Americans who have not filed their 2021 tax returns could be eligible for a pandemic-era relief payment, as ...