IRS Announces No Changes to Individual Information Returns or Withholding Tables for 2025 Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

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IRS Announces No Changes to Individual Information Returns or Withholding Tables for 2025 Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

IRS In Audio

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2 months ago

IRS Announces No Changes to Individual Information Returns or Withholding Tables for 2025 Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Summary:The IRS announced that for Tax Year 2025, there will be no changes to certain information returns or withholding tables related to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This decision is part of a phased implementation to avoid disruptions during the tax filing season and to allow sufficient time for effective implementation.

Key Points:

Form W-2, existing Forms 1099, Form 941, and other payroll return forms will remain unchanged for Tax Year 2025.
Federal income tax withholding tables will not be updated for these provisions for Tax Year 2025.
Employers and payroll providers should continue using current procedures for reporting and withholding.
The IRS is working on new guidance and updated forms for Tax Year 2026, including changes to how tips and overtime pay are reported.
Coordination with employers, payroll providers, and tax professionals will ensure a smooth transition.
Additional guidance will be provided in the coming months about claiming OBBBA-related tax benefits.