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US Taxes News
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
UPDATED: IR-2026-76: More than half the U.S. States signed up to participate in the federal scholarship tax credit program enacted under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill.
IRS reminds Responsible Officers of Certifications due by July 1, 2026
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Issue Number: 2026-07Inside This Issue
1. Reminder: Responsible Officer certifications are due by July 1, 2026 For the certification period ending December 31, 2025, FATCA Responsible Officer (“RO”) certifications are due no later than July 1, 2026. If an entity that is required to certify does not submit its certifications by the due date, the entity will not be in compliance with its obligations under FATCA. The consequences of being non-compliant may include the revocation of an entity’s FATCA status and, ultimately, the entity’s GIIN being removed from the FFI list. 2. Reminder: FATCA Registration System sign-in options The FATCA Registration System requires all users to sign in using either Login.gov or ID.me, the IRS’s credential service providers. The update added a higher level of security and complies with National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) digital identity guidelines. New and existing users must have a Login.gov or ID.me profile to access the FATCA Registration System. You will not be able to access the FATCA Registration System without a Login.gov or ID.me profile. If you already have an existing Login.gov or ID.me profile, you can use this same profile to sign-in to the FATCA Registration System if the email matches that of the responsible officer or point of contact on the FATCA registration. If you need assistance with retrieving your account credentials, such as resetting your password, you will need to follow the steps to reset your password with either Login.gov or ID.me prior to accessing the FATCA Registration System. Login.gov is an authentication service created, maintained, and secured by the U.S. government. For questions and assistance regarding Login.gov, please visit Help | Login.gov. ID.me is an authentication service created, maintained, and secured by a technology provider. For questions and assistance regarding ID.me, please visit Verifying for the Internal Revenue Service – ID.me Help Site. Thank you for subscribing to FATCA News & Information, an IRS e-mail service. For more information on federal taxes please visit IRS.gov. RECEIVE TEXT MESSAGES FROM THE IRS! Did you know you can now receive IRS bulletins directly on your mobile phone? Stay informed wherever you are with convenient text message updates. Some IRS topics like IRS Newswire and QuickAlerts are available for text subscription, giving you faster access to important information through a new, easy-to-use communication channel. Additional topics will be added throughout the year, expanding the information you can receive by text. Opt-in today to start receiving IRS text message bulletins and stay connected on the go. This message was distributed automatically from the FATCA News & Information mailing list. Please Do Not Reply To This Message. |
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Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Recent Development for Tax Products (Daily Summary)
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Establezca un plan para posibles desastres
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Consejo tributario del IRS 2026-47SPEn Esta EdiciónEstablezca un plan para posibles desastresLa temporada de huracanes comenzó oficialmente a principios de mes, pero estos no son el único tipo de desastre que pueden ocurrir. Se recomienda a los contribuyentes que tomen medidas desde ahora para asegurarse de estar preparados en caso de verse afectados por un desastre o una emergencia. Revise y actualice anualmente el plan de preparación para emergenciasLos contribuyentes deben revisar su plan de preparación para emergencias al menos una vez al año. Ready.gov ofrece recursos y listas de verificación para ayudar a las personas a elaborar su plan de preparación para emergencias. Cree copias electrónicas de documentosLos contribuyentes deben guardar sus documentos importantes y los dispositivos de almacenamiento en un lugar seguro. Si los documentos originales solo existen en papel, los contribuyentes deben considerar convertirlos a formato electrónico y almacenarlos en una memoria USB o en la nube. Muchas instituciones financieras ofrecen estados de cuenta en formato electrónico. Se recomienda a todos los contribuyentes crear una cuenta para personas físicas del IRS, ya que esto les permite acceder en línea a transcripciones, notificaciones y otra información fiscal. Documente sus objetos de valorTome fotografías o grabe videos de sus objetos de valor antes de que ocurra un desastre. Esto facilita la reclamación al seguro y la obtención de beneficios tributarios. El sitio IRS.gov/es ofrece un cuaderno de trabajo sobre pérdidas por desastres que puede ayudar a los contribuyentes a elaborar una lista de sus pertenencias, habitación por habitación. Conozca los beneficios tributarios disponibles para situaciones de desastre
Más informaciónPublicación 3067, Asistencia del IRS en caso de desastres Gracias por suscribirse a Consejos Tributarios en Español del IRS, un servicio de correo electrónico del IRS. Para obtener más información sobre los impuestos federales, por favor visite la página de internet IRS.gov. Este mensaje fue distribuido automáticamente de la lista de correos electrónicos de Consejos Tributarios en Español del IRS. Por favor no responda a este mensaje. |
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Recent Development for Tax Products
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IRS Tax Tip 2026-47: Put a plan in place for potential disasters
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