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CPA Practice Advisor · Jan 21, 2026

3 Tips for the 2026 Tax Season as Filing Starts Jan. 26

Tax Brief summary and classification of the original reporting.

Bottom Line

💡 3 Tips for the 2026 Tax Season as Filing Starts Jan. 26. Review and take action if applicable to your clients.

Summary

With the IRS anticipating more than 164 million individual tax returns will be filed by the April 15, 2026, deadline, getting an early start on preparing and filing yours is a smart strategy.

Classification

Category: heads upPriority: action neededReason: Contains 'deadline' - action may be required

Deadline

april

Applies To

1040

Affected Groups

Individual return preparers

Original Source

We aggregate public tax updates and provide AI-assisted summaries. Please read the original reporting for full details.

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