Summary
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has extended hours and added Saturday openings at over 200 taxpayer assistance offices across the United States. This move aims to help more people get in-person tax filing help before the April 15 deadline. The new schedule includes extended weekdays until April 30 and selected Saturdays through June 2026.
Key Facts
- The IRS has extended weekday office hours at over 200 Taxpayer Assistance Centers in the U.S.
- Many centers will also offer services on selected Saturdays through June 2026.
- The aim is to help people with tax returns, account questions, or other tax issues in person.
- The changes are set through at least April 30 for weekdays and through June for Saturdays.
- Federal income tax returns are due April 15 for most Americans, unless an extension is filed.
- The IRS provides an online tool to find locations and confirm extended hours.
- The agency is expanding in-person services in response to past criticism over limited access.
- Hours and participating locations might vary depending on staffing and demand.
