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How we follow tax changes, and how you can too

New tax guidance arrives almost every week. Here is a short routine, the official feeds worth using, how to tell a final rule from a proposal and the dates on our calendar.

Prepared by Prem Tax and Accounting Corp. Last reviewed November 6, 2026. Figures as of November 6, 2026.

Since July 2025 the IRS and Treasury have issued notices, rules, FAQs and forms for the new tax law, Public Law 119-21 (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to most people), at a steady pace. The Monday Mailbox Round below is a short weekly routine for people who must keep up. Our tax news page covers the big changes.

The short version

Use official sources only: IRS, Treasury, Federal Register, Congress.gov and your state revenue department.
No working RSS feed turned up for IRS news or the Tax Court. The IRS email lists take their place.
A final rule has a Treasury Decision (T.D.) number. A proposed rule has a REG number and a comment deadline.

Guidance items on the new law, July 2025 to November 6, 2026 items that implement the law, our tally and not an official IRS count

Numbered final or temporary rules5

Revenue procedures8

FAQ fact sheets9

Proposed rule packages20

Notices26

Source: IRS Working Families Tax Cuts pages and Internal Revenue Bulletins

Official feeds worth using

Source	What you get	How often
IRS Working Families Tax Cuts page	Notices, FAQs and releases on the law, linked	When guidance issues
IRS news releases	Dated releases with summaries	Several a week
IRS email lists	News releases, alerts on advance copies of guidance, weekly e-News for tax professionals	As issued
Internal Revenue Bulletin	Official notices, rulings, procedures and regulations	Weekly, dated Mondays
Federal Register, IRS page	IRS rules and proposed rules; an RSS feed exists	Each business day
Congress.gov	Bill text and status; free email alerts	Daily
Tax Court	Today's opinions page; no RSS found	Business days
Illinois Department of Revenue	Bulletins and an email sign-up	A few a month

The Monday Mailbox Round

Start with the IRS Working Families Tax Cuts page, then the week's news releases.
Skim the newest Internal Revenue Bulletin.
Check the Federal Register page for IRS rules and proposed rules.
Read your Congress.gov alerts. A bill becomes law only when enacted.
Write the date and what you saw. Flag anything that changes a plan.

Reading what you find

A final rule says "Final regulations" and carries a T.D. number and an effective date. A proposed rule is not binding yet. A notice that announces future regulations is interim guidance. An IRS FAQ is informal. Invented example: on a Monday you find a notice that says regulations are coming. You log it as Waiting and watch for a REG number. Our guide to reading cases explains the weight of each.

Dates on our calendar

November 9, 2026: final car-loan interest regulations take effect.
December 2026 and January 2027: watch for final 2026 forms and the 2027 filing season start, which the IRS has not announced. Filing dates are on our tax calendar.

Common questions

Is there an RSS feed from the IRS?

None turned up. The IRS email lists send news releases and alerts when it issues advance copies of guidance. The Federal Register does offer an RSS feed for IRS documents.

How do I tell final guidance from a proposal?

Check the header. Final or temporary regulations show a T.D. number and an effective date. Proposed rules show a REG number and a comment deadline. Our [state and IRS gaps guide](/current-topics/obbba/state-and-irs-gaps/) lists what is still open.

How often should I check?

People who rely on tips, overtime or car-loan deductions, or who own a business, often check monthly. Others often look each November and January.

Official sources

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