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The following IRS news releases relate to international individual tax matters.
2024
- IR-2024-252, Oct. 1, 2024 — IRS announces new relief for taxpayers affected by terrorist attacks in Israel: 2023 and 2024 returns and payments are now due Sept. 30, 2025; other relief available
- IR-2024-206, Aug. 12, 2024 — IRS reminds taxpayers of convenient option to electronically request relief for certain late-filed international documents, forms for those not under examination
- IR-2024-189, July 17, 2024 — IRS enhances FATCA registration website by requiring users to establish multi-factor authentication
- IR-2024-148, May 28, 2024 — IRS: U.S. taxpayers living and working abroad face June 17 deadline to file their 2023 tax returns
- IR-2024-105, April 11, 2024 — Dirty Dozen: Bogus tax avoidance strategies, schemes with an international element wrap up annual taxpayer awareness campaign
- IR-2024-90, April 3, 2024 — IRS reminder to taxpayers affected by terrorist attacks in Israel: 2023 returns and payments are now due Oct. 7; other relief available
- IR-2024-79, March 22, 2024 — IRS reminder to U.S. taxpayers living, working abroad: File 2023 tax return by June 17; those impacted by terrorist attacks in Israel have until Oct. 7
- IR-2024-63, March 6, 2024 — Tax Time Guide: Taxpayers should report digital asset transactions, gig economy income, foreign source income and assets
Previous years
- IR-2023-188, Oct. 13, 2023 — IRS: Taxpayers impacted by the terrorist attacks in Israel qualify for tax relief; Oct. 16 filing deadline, other dates postponed to Oct. 7, 2024 (Oct. 13, 2023)
- IR-2023-106, May 30, 2023 — IRS reminds U.S. taxpayers living and working abroad to file their 2022 tax return by June 15
- IR-2023-71, April 5, 2023 — IRS wraps up 2023 Dirty Dozen list; reminds taxpayers and tax pros to be wary of scams and schemes, even after tax season
- IR-2023-35, March 1, 2023 — Tax Time Guide: IRS reminder to report all income; gig economy and service industry, digital or foreign assets and sources (March 1, 2023)
- IR-2022-174, October 6, 2022 — October FBAR extension deadline nears for foreign bank and financial account holders
- IR-2022-112, May 31, 2022 — IRS reminder to Americans abroad: File 2021 return by June 15; eligible families can claim expanded tax benefits
- IR-2022-105, May 6, 2022 — IRS provides guidance for residents of Puerto Rico to claim the Child Tax Credit
- IR-2022-73, March 31, 2022 — IRS reminds holders of foreign bank and financial accounts of April FBAR deadline
- IR-2022-45, March 1, 2022 — Tax Time Guide: IRS reminds taxpayers to report gig economy income, virtual currency transactions, foreign source income and assets
- IR-2021-253, December 21, 2021 — United States, Malta sign a competent authority arrangement (CAA) confirming pension fund meaning
- IR-2021-223, November 15, 2021 — IRS announces new online tool to help U.S. withholding agents validate their 1042-S data prior to filing
- IR-2021-205, October 18, 2021 — IRS joins international organizations in fighting charity fraud during special awareness week
- IR-2021-196, October 1, 2021 — Oct. 15 FBAR extension deadline nears for foreign bank and financial account holders
- IR-2021-144, July 1, 2021 — IRS wraps up its 2021 "Dirty Dozen" scams list with warning about promoted abusive arrangements
- IR-2021-140, June 30, 2021 — Draft instructions for the Schedules K-2 and K-3 released to enhance reporting of international tax matters by pass-through entities
- IRS reminds taxpayers living and working abroad of June 15 deadline
- IR-2021-83, April 9, 2021 — IRS reminds foreign bank and financial account holders the FBAR deadline remains April 15
- IR-2021-81, April 8, 2021 — IRS reminds U.S. territory residents about U.S. income tax rules relating to pandemic unemployment compensation
- IR-2021-76, April 5, 2021 — IRS letters explain why some 2020 Recovery Rebate Credits are different than expected