Tag: Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

The guidance lays out regulatory and statutory changes that might require plan amendments.  

The savings accounts for children are expected to go live on July 4, 2026.

Recordkeepers and payroll providers say systems will not be thrown off by the later release.

The announcement comes with guidance on all the cost-of-living adjustments affecting limitations for pension plans and other retirement-related items for...

The record closure in Washington has left plan sponsors with minimal time to navigate upcoming changes. 

The industry awaits updates defining plan contribution limits for 2026, among others currently in limbo.

July’s One Big Beautiful Bill created provisions that essentially close the door on the pandemic-era tax credit.

The announcement comes one day after the tax regulator began furloughing employees because of the ongoing government shutdown. 

The agency will retain slightly more than half of its staff, but it will likely face delays if the government...

Dhillon was one of 108 nominees confirmed Tuesday night to fill a variety of Department of Labor and other federal...

Experts from Groom Law Group and CAPTRUST answer questions concerning retirement plan administration and regulations.

Plan sponsors, payroll providers and plan administrators should already be ensuring they have processes in place to comply with the...

The statutory deadline has not been extended, but the rules will only be applied in 'good faith' in 2026.

The agency provided guidance about tax withholding and reporting obligations for reissued checks.

The changes will apply for valuation dates starting in 2026. 

The approach offers risk mitigation, often at a lower cost.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency issued a major disaster declaration, clearing the way for assistance.

When a plan faces an audit from the DOL or IRS, it is important to work closely with providers to...

The new guidance is part of the Trump administration’s broader shift toward deregulation and reducing the size of federal agencies. 

The IRS agreed to share taxpayer data with immigration authorities, a marked contrast to its 2023 approach to EBSA’s lost-and-found...