Tax Season 2026 What Just Happened, and What…
Tax Season 2026 revealed major shifts inside the IRS—from staffing reductions to AI-driven enforcement and continuous monitoring. Explore what lenders should be watching for.
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Tax Season 2026 revealed major shifts inside the IRS—from staffing reductions to AI-driven enforcement and continuous monitoring. Explore what lenders should be watching for.
On The Federal News Network’s The Federal Drive, our own Dave Bohrman sat down with Terry Gerton to discuss what the shutdown meant at both the IRS and SBA, why IRS data is critical for the lending process, and what lies ahead for small businesses and lenders.
“The Treasury put out a statement that if there were a shutdown, they were going to fund the IRS through April 30, with all of it 100% open, which means it would not cause a problem for the f iling season, but then after April 30, the IRS would go to zero,” said Tax Guard CEO Hansen Rada. “Based on the Treasury’s announcement yesterday, it looks like they would get through the filing season and then shut it all down.”
“There will be lending that will stop through the SBA,” says Hansen Rada, the co-founder and CEO of Tax Guard, which provides real-time tax data to lenders. “But I think the greatest impact will be a long tail, which is the IRS then having to catch up during tax season.”
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