The IRS is reportedly ending the Direct File, but a report obtained via the Freedom of Information Act says that 94% of users ...

The administration has ended free income tax filing, but that didn't stop the IRS from open-sourcing its frontend Direct File ...

The IRS has released the vast majority of the code used to develop its Direct File program, theoretically allowing anyone to ...

The IRS launched Direct File in 2024, offering US citizens a free, user-friendly online platform for filing federal income ...

Before you mistake the move as an act of resistance by those within the agency who are trying to keep the project alive, ...

The IRS is reportedly ending the Direct File, but a report obtained via the Freedom of Information Act says that 94% of users rated their experience as “excellent” or “above average.” ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made a major move that could have lasting effects on how Americans file their ...

The majority of Direct File's source code is now public, in part thanks to free software advocates.

Media reports on the IRS’s Direct File pilot program tend to repeat a few key talking points: claiming that the program is “free,” widely accessible, and popular with taxpayers. But these ...

The advancement of this proposal represents a turning point in the debate over free access to IRS tax services in the United ...

You can’t use Direct File if you want to deduct IRA contributions. Tax credits The Direct File program supports the following tax credits in 2025: • Earned income tax credit. • Child tax credit.