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10/15/2026

Need a copy of your tax records? Whether you're buying a home, applying for student financial aid or preparing for a major life event, the offers several options:

1. Use your individual account to view, print or download your transcripts and other tax records online
2. Request your transcripts and other tax records by mail

If you need your information quickly, start with your online account for convenient access. Learn more: www.irs.gov/transcripts

10/15/2026

Treasury and the remind you about the new Trump Account, a long-term savings tool for eligible children that lets your investment earnings grow tax deferred. Employers can contribute up to $2,500 per year, within the total annual contribution limit of $5,000.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/HWuC50ZyE3h

10/15/2026

Pass this note: in addition to classroom materials, books and supplies, eligible educators who teach health or physical education may be able to deduct up to $300 of unreimbursed expenses for athletic supplies. Go to IRS.gov/teachers to learn more.

10/15/2026

Properly organized records not only streamline the tax preparation process but also ensure compliance and readiness in case of an examination. Here are some key tips to enhance your recordkeeping practices:

1. Keep essential documents: Keep receipts, canceled checks, and any documents that support your income and deductions.
2. Know the retention period: Generally, keep records for at least three years from the filing date of your return. This is crucial for accurate reporting and potential audits.
3. Utilize technology: To save time and reduce clutter, use digital tools and software to organize and store your records securely.
4. Educate your clients: If you’re a , help your clients understand the importance of maintaining organized records.

For more detailed guidance on recordkeeping, visit: www.irs.gov/recordkeeping

10/15/2026

Year round tax planning is for everyone. This check out tips and resources to help you maximize your deductions while paying the right amount of tax throughout the year: www.irs.gov/Pub5349

10/15/2026

Did you know Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account funds can be used for expenses like hearing aids, specialized phones, assistive technology software, and more? Learn more this : IRS.gov/ABLE

10/15/2026

There's nothing scary about transitioning to fully electronic federal payments both to and from the , because using secure electronic options improves speed, accuracy and protection for the public and the government. Visit IRS.gov/modernpayments for more.

10/15/2026

Extension filers: October 15 is here. Time is running out to get your extension return filed. There are still plenty of free resources to help answer your questions and file your return electronically.

Get started at www.irs.gov/filing.

07/31/2026

DYK there are credits you can claim for furthering your education? Whether you're going to trade school or college, you may be eligible for up to $2,500 off your tax bill. It's easy to figure out which credit you qualify for by using the Interactive Tax Assistant (ITA).

Find out if you qualify by visiting www.irs.gov/ita.

05/21/2026