The Trump administration reportedly started to lay off nearly 7,000 new workers from the IRS on Thursday, including many who work in enforcement. A day earlier, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told Fox News that Trump’s goal is to “abolish” the IRS and replace its tax revenue with tariff cash.

The Trump administration began firing more than 6,000 IRS employees this week. The agency is also under a hiring freeze amid the busy tax season.

The tax agency is laying off 7,000 employees, but there are protections for taxpayers whose refund payments are delayed.

Thousands of IRS employees are expected to lose their jobs as Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, continues cuts to federal spending.

IRS layoffs are expected to bring disruptions to a busy tax season; experts and politicians say it is even more important to file early this year.

The recent Internal Revenue Service layoffs could delay or cause mistakes in taxpayers' refunds, but filing your taxes soon, correctly and electronically could prevent these issues

On Thursday, the Donald Trump administration laid off nearly 7,000 IRS workers. Many are wondering what this could mean for businesses and tax filers in southern Arizona. “It’s going to hamper the IRS’ ability to do its job,

With the news of the Trump Administration laying off thousands of IRS employees across the country, it has many asking how it will affect their tax returns. KDKA's Barry Pintar spoke with a Pittsburgh area tax expert about what you can expect.