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IRS Delays Enforcement of PFML Tax Rules
Ogletree Deakins 
[Guidance Overview] Dec. 23, 2025 "[IRS] announced that it extended the grace period for states and employers to report tax information about benefits paid through a state's paid family and medical leave program. For 2026, states and employers will not have to comply with tax and income reporting obligations related to those benefits.... Thirteen states and Washington, D.C., have enacted state-run paid family and medical leave programs." MORE >> |
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