IRS Tax Tips are brief, concise tax-related tips that cover a wide range of topics of general interest to taxpayers, businesses and tax professionals. IRS verified is the way to go when it comes to social media and e-News services Tax Tip 2026-44 May 28, 2026 — Social media can be a quick and easy way to get tax-related updates, especially with the many updates from the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. Summer fun has begun: How common activities could impact the next tax return Tax Tip 2026-43 May 26, 2026 — Summer hasn’t officially started, but summertime events and happenings certainly have. Most people aren’t thinking about taxes when there’s summer fun to be had, but there’s some common activities that could impact taxpayers in the next filing season. Homeowners should review any tax benefits for homeownership Tax Tip 2026-42 May 21, 2026 — The year is nearly half over which makes it a good time to remind homeowners and future homeowners to review their eligibility for any tax deductions, programs and housing allowances. A more detailed look at what the right to be informed means IRS Tax Tip 2026-41 May 19, 2026 — All taxpayers have the right to know what they need to do to comply with tax laws. This is one part of the Right to be Informed, one of the 10 fundamental rights that make up the IRS Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Eligible taxpayers may be able to resolve tax debt through an offer in compromise Tax Tip 2026-40 May 14, 2026 — There are options available to taxpayers if they can’t pay their tax debt in full or if doing so would cause financial hardship. Got mail from the IRS? Don’t toss it Tax Tip 2026-39, May 12, 2026 — Some taxpayers may get mail from the IRS. It’s important to open any mail you receive and read it carefully. National Small Business Week: Tools for business owners and entrepreneurs Tax Tip 2026-38, May 7, 2026 — Being a small business owner or entrepreneur can be a heavy lift sometimes. Fortunately, there’re several tools and resources that can help them manage their tax responsibilities efficiently. National Small Business Week 2026: Avoid the scam Tax Tip 2026-37, May 4, 2026 — It’s National Small Business Week, and the IRS is sharing resources and highlighting key topics each day throughout the week. It’s not too early to start planning for next year: Check withholding now Tax Tip 2026-36, April 30, 2026 — Even though the tax filing deadline for tax year 2025 passed a couple weeks ago, it’s not too early to start planning for next filing season. When and how to amend a tax return Tax Tip 2026-35, April 28, 2026 — Taxpayers who discover an error after filing a federal tax return may need to file an amended return. Every taxpayer has the right to quality service from the IRS Tax Tip 2026-34, April 23, 2026 — All taxpayers have the right to quality service. This is one of 10 core rights within the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Tax return filed: Here are ways to check the status of a tax refund Tax Tip 2026-33 April 21, 2026 — Taxpayers who filed their federal tax returns and are owed a refund may be wondering about the status. There are several options for people to check. Actions taxpayers should take if they missed April filing and payment deadline Tax Tip 2026-32 April 16, 2026 — Taxpayers who missed the April 15 filing deadline should submit their federal tax return as soon as possible. Taxpayers who need help paying their tax bill have options Tax Tip 2026-31 April 14, 2026 — The filing and payment deadline for most 2025 federal tax returns is April 15, 2026. Need more time to file? Don’t wait, request an extension Tax Tip 2026-30 April 9, 2026 — The April 15 deadline to file federal income tax returns is coming up fast. Last minute filers still have options but need to act Tax Tip 2026-29 April 7, 2026 — The April 15 tax filing deadline is roughly a week away - there’s still time to file. Here’s some general reminders and resources for people who haven’t filed yet. Don’t leave a potential refund on the table Tax Tip 2026-28 April 2, 2026 — Not everyone is legally required to file a federal tax return. However, not doing it could be leaving money on the table. Be informed, not fooled by ghost preparers and tax credit scams Tax Tip 2026-27 April 1, 2026 — The tax filing season is coming to an end in a couple of weeks, but that doesn’t mean scammers and schemers take a break. Tax tip archive IRS tax tips from January 2011 forward.