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Treasury Secretary Bessent To Lean on AI To Cover Workforce Reductions
The Internal Revenue Service is looking toward automated solutions to cover the recent workforce reductions implemented by the Trump Administration, Department of the Treasury Secretary Bessent told a...

Taxpayer's Passport May Be Denied, Revoked Only if Tax Liability is Legally Enforceable (Garcia, TC)
A taxpayer's passport may be denied or revoked for seriously deliquent tax debt only if the taxpayer's tax liability is legally enforceable. In a decision of first impression, the Tax Court held that ...

IRS Urges Taxpayers To Safeguard Financial Records Ahead of Disaster Season (IR-2025-55)
The IRS has reminded taxpayers that disaster preparation season is kicking off soon with National Wildfire Awareness Month in May and National Hurricane Preparedness Week between May 4 and 10. Disaste...

Payments to Stepchildren Were Not Deductible for Estate Tax Purposes (Spizzirri Est., CA-11)
A decedent's estate was not allowed to deduct payments to his stepchildren as claims against the estate....

Interim Final Rule Calculates User Fees for Estate Tax Closing Letter (T.D. 10031; NPRM REG-107459-24)
The IRS issued interim final regulations on user fees for the issuance of IRS Letter 627, also referred to as an estate tax closing letter. The text of the interim final regulations also serves as the...

Tax Court Correctly Dismissed Individual's Challenge to Delinquent Tax Debt Certification (Shaikh, CA-3)
The Tax Court appropriately dismissed an individual's challenge to his seriously delinquent tax debt certification. The taxpayer argued that his passport was restricted because of that certification. ...