FForm 1040· Politics · 1 source · 4hStoryDraft 2026 Form 1040 adds citizenship question for refundable creditsDraft 2026 Form 1040 asks filers about citizenship and work authorization as Treasury moves to bar ineligible noncitizens from refundable tax credits, citing up to $2 billion in savings.Politics· 4h+13ShareNicole Hardy·3hTop commentTwo billion in savings is worth it if the rules actually keep refunds from going to those who shouldn't qualify.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
FForm 1040· Politics · 14 sources · 1dStoryTrump proposes IRS citizenship questionThe Trump administration’s draft 2026 tax forms would ask taxpayers and spouses to disclose citizenship or work-authorization status, alongside a proposal to restrict the refundable portions of certain tax credits based on immigration eligibility. Officials say the change would prevent ineligible payments, while privacy and taxpayer advocates warn the information could facilitate immigration enforcement; the proposal is not final.Politics· 1d+11+21SharePriya Raman·5hTop commentThis seems like a reasonable step to ensure only eligible people get tax refunds and credits.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…