President Donald Trump marked his return to the White House on Jan. 20 with a slew of executive orders, including an indefinite hiring freeze at the IRS. Naturally, with the 2025 tax season well ...

Michael Ryan, founder of MichaelRyanMoney.com, told Newsweek: "The IRS hiring freeze creates a perfect storm for tax season ...

More than one-quarter of the agency’s workers have left in the past three months, raising the likelihood of service gaps and processing delays, a report says.

After a successful 2025 tax filing season, the loss of over 25% of staff and a 37% drop in funding leave the status of the ...

The president’s actions, which include a hiring freeze at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and a mandate for federal employees to return to in-person work, could significantly impact the ...

The IRS has lost over 11% of its workforce through terminations and voluntary resignations. Legal challenges have followed as the tax agency faces more cuts and an indefinite hiring freeze.

President Trump’s order to freeze federal civilian hiring includes an extra squeeze at the Internal Revenue Service. Under the order signed Monday, all agencies have hiring frozen for up to 90 ...

The freeze, which the president initially ordered on Jan. 20, prevents the hiring of civilian employees at federal agencies for either vacancies or new positions.

President Donald Trump extended the federal government’s hiring freeze to July 15 in a memorandum signed Thursday. “No Federal civilian position that is presently vacant may be filled, and no ...