Key Tax Updates Every Individual Should Know This Season

ARTICLE | March 13, 2026

Tax season is officially underway, and with it comes a fresh wave of updates that could directly impact your bottom line. This season, the IRS is reminding taxpayers of their 10 core rights under the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, while new proposed rules introduce a potential car loan interest deduction for qualifying vehicles. Divorced parents face evolving guidance on who can claim child-related tax benefits, identity thieves are ramping up phishing and smishing schemes, and a new law expands deadline relief for disaster-affected taxpayers. Staying informed is the first step toward protecting your financial interests.

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