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Motion for a more definite statement denied

The IRS’s motion for a more definite statement was denied because it had sufficient information to respond to the taxpayers’ complaint for a refund claim.

Trump account prop. regs. clarify $2,500 limit for workers

The proposed regulations, which the IRS said would affect millions of children, families, and employers, also address self-employed owners, Sec. 125 cafeteria-plan contributions, and employer matching of the government’s $1,000 pilot-program contribution.

IRS updates overtime deduction FAQs, adds reporting details

Workers generally may claim the overtime pay deduction only for amounts reported on Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, beginning in tax year 2026, according to updated IRS FAQs. The IRS also clarified that the deduction does not make overtime pay exempt from gross income.

NIL organization denied tax-exempt status

The IRS denied tax-exempt status to an organization formed to compensate student-athletes for the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL), concluding that the organization served private rather than public interests and operated for a substantial nonexempt purpose.

Senate Finance Committee advances tax bill backed by AICPA

The Senate Finance Committee approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, legislation backed by the AICPA that would modernize IRS operations, expand taxpayer services, and give the IRS authority to deny, revoke, or suspend preparer tax identification numbers.

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