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Some Americans could see bigger tax refunds in 2026. When can you file?

The 2026 tax season will soon be underway and some Americans could be receiving heftier tax returns this year.

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6 major tax changes filers need to know to get a bigger refund in 2026

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When can you file your taxes? What to know about 2026 taxes filing deadline

IRS announces start of 2026 tax filing season

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IRS issues 'essential tips' for millions for tax filing season

The IRS is also reminding taxpayers that income earned through part-time work, gig jobs or online sales is taxable. Payment card companies issue Form 1099-K for any amount, while payment apps and online marketplaces issue the form when payments exceed $20,000 and more than 200 transactions in a year.

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IRS announces start date of 2026 tax filing season: what to know

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IRS announces start of 2026 tax filing season: January 26

Early Birds Can Begin Filing Their Taxes on Jan. 26 This Year

Jan. 26 marks the official start date of the 2026 tax filing season, when the IRS will begin accepting and processing 2025 tax returns.

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IRS will accept 2025 tax returns starting January 26

IRS Sets January 26 Start For 2026 Tax Filing Season As Tax Law Changes Take Effect

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The Key Tax Changes to Know About Before You File This Year

President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which he signed into law in July, includes provisions that could impact many taxpayers. And some changes the Trump Administration has made at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) could also have an effect.

2026 tax brackets vs. 2025: Here’s what’s changed, other things to know

Your paycheck could stretch further in 2026 as the IRS raised tax brackets and deductions under Trump’s “big beautiful bill." Here’s what changes.

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Key updates and essential tips to prep for tax season 2026, according to the IRS

With the start of tax filing season for 2026 on the horizon, the Internal Revenue Service is pushing taxpayers to start their preparations in advance.