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February 27, 2026 — New IRS Funding Cuts Reshape Tax Debt LandscapeEarlier this month, President Trump signed a historic funding deal that slashes the IRS budget by $1.1 billion. As the agency faces these substantial cuts, there is a clear shift toward streamlining operations and resolving backlogged cases.If you owe $10,000 or more in back taxes, this “agency realignment” may be your best chance to settle. With the IRS losing over $40 billion in total projected funding since 2023, the focus is moving away from aggressive enforcement toward manageable resolutions.