The Reed Report

Weekly federal and Indiana tax news, from the team at Reed & Company.

Week of September 7–13, 2026

Clean Fuel Credit Guidance Lands Just Before Harvest

New clean fuel credit guidance lands in time for harvest, Indiana’s amnesty window closes for good, and September 15 arrives with three deadlines stacked on one day.

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Week of August 31–September 6, 2026

Storm Relief Pushes Federal Deadlines to February 1 in 21 Indiana Counties

Storm relief pushes federal deadlines to February for 21 Indiana counties, the gas tax holiday runs another month, and the IRS makes its case for two free security tools.

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Week of August 24–30, 2026

The IRS Is Retiring Its Information-Return Filing System — Here’s the Timeline

The IRS retires its old information-return filing system ahead of 2027, extension filers get a nudge to file now instead of waiting for October, and the third-quarter estimated tax deadline lands September 15.

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Week of August 17–23, 2026

IRS Interest Rates Hold Steady for the Fourth Quarter

Fourth-quarter interest rates hold steady, a new digitally verified proof-of-compliance report, and a security reminder every tax practice needs to hear.

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Week of August 11–17, 2026

Proposed Rules Issued for Employer Contributions to Trump Accounts

Proposed rules for Trump Account employer contributions, standardized rollover forms, and two deadlines to watch next month.

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Week of August 4–10, 2026

IRS and Security Summit Warn Tax Pros of a New Phishing Wave

A phishing warning for tax pros, permanent paid-leave credit guidance, and updated overtime-deduction FAQs.

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Week of July 28–August 3, 2026

IRS Expands Business Tax Account Self-Service Features

The IRS grows its online Business Tax Account, Indiana resets the gas use tax rate, and a look ahead to Q3 estimates.

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Week of July 21–27, 2026

IRS Raises the Standard Mileage Rate to 76¢ for the Rest of 2026

A mid-year mileage rate hike, an automatic penalty exemption, and Indiana's tax amnesty window opens.

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