The Senate unanimously approved the IRS Math and Taxpayer Help Act, aiming to make IRS math error notices clearer for taxpayers who make simple mistakes.

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The U.S. Senate passed a bill that will simplify the way the IRS sends math or clerical error notices to taxpayers regarding mistakes on their returns. This move comes ahead of the 2026 tax filing ...

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