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Potential Government Shutdown Could Disrupt IRS Operations, Clear Start Tax Advises Taxpayers to Prepare
Funding uncertainty may delay refunds and slow IRS responses during filing season
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK / ACCESS Newswire / January 30, 2026 / As lawmakers face renewed funding negotiations, Clear Start Tax warns that another government shutdown could disrupt IRS operations, potentially delaying refunds, slowing correspondence, and limiting taxpayer support services.
During prior shutdowns, IRS staffing levels were reduced, leading to processing backlogs and delayed responses to taxpayer inquiries. Clear Start Tax notes that refunds requiring manual review, identity verification, or credit validation may be especially vulnerable to delays if agency operations are interrupted.
"Even short shutdowns can create long-lasting ripple effects at the IRS," said a Clear Start Tax spokesperson. "Taxpayers waiting on refunds or trying to resolve notices often feel the impact weeks or months later."
Clear Start Tax also cautions that IRS collection notices and automated processes may continue during a shutdown, while customer service and resolution timelines slow significantly. This imbalance can leave taxpayers uncertain about deadlines and next steps.
To minimize disruption, Clear Start Tax recommends filing as early as possible, monitoring refund status closely, and addressing any IRS correspondence promptly. Taxpayers with unresolved tax issues or pending refunds may benefit from proactive guidance to avoid complications if government operations are affected.
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