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IR-2026-34: 2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum registration is now open

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March 6, 2026


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2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum registration is now open

Attendees can earn continuing education credits while learning about the latest tax developments

IR-2026-33, March 6, 2026

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced that registration is now open for the 2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum, the agency's largest annual outreach event designed specifically for the tax professional community.

This summer, the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum will be held in five cities: Chicago, New Orleans, New York City, Orlando, and San Diego. The forums offer enrolled agents, certified public accountants, Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP) participants, and other tax professionals the opportunity to earn continuing education credits.

Each forum is a three-day event featuring more than 40 seminars and workshops led by IRS experts and partner organizations on the latest federal tax law updates, IRS procedures, and emerging issues affecting the tax industry. Attendees can earn up to 18 continuing education (CE) credits by participating in sessions held Tuesday through Thursday.

Locations and registration details

The following is the 2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum lineup:

Location

Forum Dates

Standard Rate Deadline

Chicago, IL

July 7-9

June 23

New Orleans, LA

Aug. 4-6

July 21

New York City, NY

Aug. 18-20

Aug. 4

Orlando, FL

Sept. 1-3

Aug. 18

San Diego, CA

Sept. 15-17

Sept. 1

Attendees who act by the June 15 Early Bird deadline can take advantage of the lowest registration rate of $275 per person. Standard pricing of $329 begins after June 15 and ends two weeks before each forum. On-site registration is also available for $409.

Members of the following partner associations can save an additional $10 on the Early Bird rate:

  • American Bar Association
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • National Association of Enrolled Agents
  • National Association of Tax Professionals
  • National Society of Accountants
  • National Society of Tax Professionals

Members should contact their association directly for a Nationwide Tax Forum discount code.

Forum highlights

Attendees get more than continuing education when they attend the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum. Additional benefits include the:

  • Exhibit Hall. Industry representatives showcase the latest tax technology and products.
  • IRS Speakers Corner. Tax professionals engage with seminar speakers and other subject matter experts on the latest developments.
  • Case Resolution Program appointments. IRS representatives with specialized expertise meet one-on-one with tax professionals to help resolve issues. This service is available by appointment only. Registered attendees may schedule appointments in advance.
  • Digital Account Services. IRS experts provide guidance on accessing IRS online accounts and using real-time online services.
  • Pre-Forum events. On Mondays, IRS partners from the NAEA, NATP, NSA, NSTP, and Padgett Business Services will present strategies to help new and experienced tax professionals attract and manage their customers, increase productivity, and improve work-life balance.
  • Annual Filing Season Refresher. Also on Mondays, IRS association partners will offer an optional Annual Filing Season Refresher for participants in the IRS Annual Filing Season Program.

Registration information

For more information and to register online, visit www.irstaxforum.com.

 

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IR-2026-33: Treasury, IRS issue proposed regulations on how to open initial Trump Accounts under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill

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Treasury, IRS issue proposed regulations on how to open initial Trump Accounts under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill

IR-2026-33, Mar. 6, 2026

WASHINGTON —The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today issued proposed regulations providing general requirements for Trump Accounts, certain definitions relating to Trump Accounts, election rules to open an initial Trump Account by an authorized individual for an eligible individual, and rules for who is the responsible party for the initial Trump Account once the account has been opened. These proposed regulations provide useful information for parents and guardians who may want to elect to open an initial Trump Account, and for prospective trustees of Trump Accounts.

"Trump Accounts are a pro-family initiative that will help millions of Americans harness the strength of our economy to lift up this generation and generations to follow and unlock the American Dream," said IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano. "Creating Trump Accounts was one of the most important provisions in President Trump's historic One, Big, Beautiful Bill, and these regulations are an example of the hard work of Treasury and the IRS in developing the guidance needed to ensure that eligible families can take advantage of Trump Accounts."

The proposed regulations request comments on all aspects of these proposed regulations.

Opening initial Trump Accounts

The proposed regulations provide that the election to open an initial Trump Account must be made by an authorized individual on Form 4547, Trump Account Election(s) or through the online Form 4547: Trump Account Election Form - IRS Form 4547 in accordance with applicable instructions. An election to open an initial Trump Account must be made on or before December 31 of the calendar year in which the eligible individual attains age 17.

The election form also provides an opportunity for the authorized individual to request the $1,000 pilot program contribution from the Secretary for an eligible child (under section 6434 of the Internal Revenue Code).

The instructions to Form 4547 are currently available on IRS.gov. The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service have sought to make the election process as simple and frictionless as possible by permitting individuals to file a one-page Form 4547 at the time of filing their tax return or in a separate online portal: Trump Account Election Form - IRS Form 4547.

If an election for the $1,000 pilot program contribution is being made at the same time as the election to open the initial Trump Account, the authorized individual is the individual able to make the election for a pilot program contribution.

If no election for a pilot program contribution is being made at the same time as the election to open an initial Trump Account, a different rule applies for determining who is an authorized individual. Under the proposed ordering rule for who may make the election, the authorized individual would be, in order of priority:

  • a legal guardian,
  • parent,
  • adult sibling, then
  • grandparent of the eligible individual.

 Responsible party for the Trump Account:

In general, the individual who makes the election to open an initial Trump Account for an eligible individual will be the responsible party of the initial Trump Account. The responsible party generally will have the authority, while the account beneficiary does not have legal capacity, to select among eligible investments (if more than one eligible investment is offered), request a qualified rollover contribution to a rollover Trump Account, request a transfer for a qualified ABLE rollover contribution (subject to certain rules), or select a successor responsible party for the account.

For more information on the provisions of the new legislation, see One, Big, Beautiful Bill Provisions on IRS.gov.

Visit trumpaccounts.gov for more information on Trump Accounts.

 

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IR-2026-32: IRS announces extended weekday and Saturday hours at Taxpayer Assistance Centers through spring

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IRS announces extended weekday and Saturday hours at Taxpayer Assistance Centers through spring

IR-2026-32, March 6, 2026

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced that it is extending weekly office hours at more than 200 Taxpayer Assistance Centers nationwide to provide taxpayers with additional time to receive in-person assistance during the filing season. Extended weekday hours will be available through Thursday, April 30.

Taxpayers can check whether a nearby TAC is offering extended hours by visiting IRS.gov to use the TAC Locator tool: Contact Your Local Office. The tool provides office locations, directions, available services, and information about extended hours.

In addition to expanded weekday hours, many TACs will also be open on select Saturdays through June 2026 to provide in-person assistance. During these special Saturday hours, taxpayers can access all regularly available TAC services except for making cash payments.

For more information about Saturday hours, visit IRS.gov/SaturdayHours. Taxpayers are encouraged to check the website regularly as participating locations and availability may change without notice.


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IR-2026-31: Treasury, IRS issue proposed regulations for Trump Accounts pilot program, Treasury Department to deposit $1,000 into the account of each eligible child

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Treasury, IRS issue proposed regulations for Trump Accounts pilot program, Treasury Department to deposit $1,000 into the account of each eligible child

IR-2026-31, Mar. 6, 2026

WASHINGTON – The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today issued proposed regulations providing guidance regarding the pilot program for Trump Accounts, which are a new type of individual retirement account for eligible children. Trump Accounts and the Trump Account Pilot Program were established under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill enacted on July 4, 2025.

Pilot program, $1,000 from the Secretary of the Treasury

The proposed regulations issued today provide rules on how the Secretary of the Treasury will make one-time $1,000 pilot program contributions to the Trump Accounts of eligible children for whom elections have been made. The proposed regulations provide guidance regarding the effects of making an election for an eligible child to receive a $1,000 contribution and define other qualifications.

The proposed regulations will assist individuals who will make elections for eligible children to receive $1,000 pilot program contributions. In order for an eligible child to receive a $1,000 pilot program contribution, an election for a pilot program contribution must be filed by an individual who anticipates the child will be his or her qualifying child for the year during which the election is made, typically a parent or guardian. Therefore, expecting parents who want to participate need to make an election and may be in a situation to do so prior to the tax year in which the child is born.

Eligible Children

To qualify for the pilot program, the parent or other individual who qualifies to make the election, must elect to establish a Trump Account for the child.

The child must:

  • Be born in calendar year 2025, 2026, 2027, or 2028,
  • Be a United States citizen,
  • Have been issued a Social Security Number and
  • Be someone for whom no prior pilot program election has been made by any individual and processed by the Secretary of the Treasury.

Pilot program-electing individual:

Generally, an individual who anticipates the child will be his or her qualifying child for the year during which the election is made, typically a parent or guardian, is the pilot program-electing individual.

Form 4547, Trump Account Election(s) is a new form for establishing a Trump Account and for enrolling in the pilot program; those interested should also see the related instructions. Spanish Language versions of the form and instructions are also available.

The IRS continues to provide updates and additional information related to the tax benefits from the One, Big, Beautiful Bill at IRS.gov.

Visit http://trumpaccounts.gov for more information on Trump Accounts.


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