The IRS Just Got a New Boss — and He Used to Want It Shut Down

Let’s be honest — most government changes come and go without anyone blinking.

But this one? Yeah, we blinked.

Billy Long, a former congressman who once campaigned to abolish the IRS, is now officially… running it.(And you thought your Monday was wild.)

With the recent passing of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which brought some major tax wins for small business owners, this leadership shake-up comes at a critical moment.

So What Does This Mean for You?

We’re watching a few key shifts that could affect how your business is taxed:

1. New Enforcement Style

Despite staffing cuts, the IRS may lean into AI-driven audits or shift focus toward certain deductions (like the too-good-to-be-true ones).

2. Changing the Language (Literally)

Tax pros are reporting that familiar terms like “GILTI” and “QBAI” are being renamed. Why? Who knows. But if the IRS glossary suddenly sounds like a sci-fi novel — that’s why.

3. Fresh Interpretations of Old Rules

With new leadership comes new memos, new guidelines, and new red flags to watch. Some deductions may face stricter scrutiny — and that mid-year write-off might not be as straightforward as you think.

🧠 The Bottom Line?

Now’s the time to revisit your tax strategy. The “off-season” is when we make the smartest moves.

If you took advantage of Section 179 boosts, bonus depreciation, or stock gains from the new bill — don’t assume it’s all audit-proof.

We’re here to help you:✅ Understand what the IRS might be watching✅ Prepare clean, airtight records✅ Maximize your tax wins without the stress

👇 Want help navigating this new IRS era?

Book a Financial Strategy Call with our team today

We’ll walk you through what’s new, what’s risky, and what to do before the next notice hits your inbox.

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Because when the guy who wanted to shut down the IRS starts calling the shots, you need a strategy, not just good vibes.

– Jarde’

CEO, In The Moment Financial

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