IRS filing season changes are creating uncertainty for entrepreneurs, investors, and everyday taxpayers. In this episode, Tom Wheelwright speaks with former IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel about what leadership turnover and a government shutdown actually mean for your taxes.
Many people assume tax rules stay stable year to year. In reality, IRS leadership directly influences enforcement priorities, processing timelines, and the clarity of filing guidance. Danny explains how staffing shortages, operational changes, and policy direction affect refunds, audits, and compliance.
You will learn:
- Why IRS leadership matters to your tax strategy
- How shutdown disruptions delay filings and refunds
- What entrepreneurs should do before meeting their CPA
- How enforcement priorities may shift this year
- How to prepare for filing season uncertainty
Danny shares practical insight from running the IRS itself, while Tom connects these lessons to proactive tax planning. Instead of reacting to surprises at filing time, business owners can prepare now and protect cash flow.
This matters now because uncertainty in tax administration increases risk. Investors and entrepreneurs who understand IRS changes can plan ahead, communicate better with their tax professionals, and avoid expensive mistakes.
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00:00 – Intro. 03:08 – Window inside the Commissioner’s office. 08:00 – New Role of the CEO. 14:55 – Chaos amidst filing season. 17:46 – No more refund checks. 22:10 – IRS Customer Service. 27:00 – Technology & Modernization. 32:45 – How taxpayers can navigate. 35:50 – Closing Statements.
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