IRS begins adoption-credit refunds for more than 50,000 taxpayers
The IRS says a limited 2025 adjustment may make some earlier adoption-credit carryforwards refundable, subject to eligibility rules.
Tax refunds
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Ballard proposes 20-year review of alleged Lincoln tax charges
State Sen. Beau Ballard says he is developing a 2027 bill to review alleged Lincoln sales-tax charges on deliveries to residents in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
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IRS reminds Southeast Georgia taxpayers of Aug. 20 deadline
Southeast Georgia wildfire victims have until Aug. 20 to file and pay certain federal taxes, while a new law may preserve more time to claim refunds.
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IRS watchdog says digital-first service left some filers behind
The IRS processed most 2026 returns successfully, but its taxpayer watchdog found long delays and limited help for people needing manual review or identity assistance.
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New York’s $1 Billion POWER Rebates Are Moving Toward Fall Payments
New York’s enacted FY 2026-27 budget provides automatic $100-to-$200 POWER rebate checks for eligible taxpayers whose 2024 state returns meet the residency, income and filing-status rules. The state expects to mail checks from September through December 2026.
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July 10, 2026 tax cutoff: IRS warns some COVID-19 refund claims need action
United States Consumer Costs and Household Budgets – July 10, 2026 is a cutoff for some COVID-19-related tax refund or protective claims tied to Kwong v. United States.