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The employee retention credit (ERC), implemented during the COVID era, will officially end April 15. While taxpayers have started receiving approvals of ERC claims, the process has been applied inconsistently and characterized as slow.
Georgia has taken a major step to modernize its CPA licensure system. House Bill 148, unanimously passed by the state legislature and awaiting Governor Brian Kemp’s signature, will establish two new routes to becoming a licensed CPA starting Jan. 1, 2026.
Roughly 7,000 probationary IRS employees who had lost their jobs in February then placed on administrative leave in March will now come back to work in mid-April due to a court order. IRS workers were informed of this change in an April 1 email. Despite the judicial setback, the IRS has already started a fresh round of layoffs beginning with the Office of Civil Rights and Compliance.