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The IRS draft 2026 Form 1040 adds a first-ever citizenship question. Here's what it means for ITIN filers and mixed-status Latino families.

A draft of next year’s Form 1040 carries a new question about citizenship and work authorization. It reads: “At the time you file your return, are you, and your spouse if filing jointly, a U.S.

For the first time ever, taxpayers may have to disclose their citizenship or work authorization status on their tax returns next year, according to IRS drafts of tax forms expected to be used this ...

Legal expert Joseph Malouf said the proposed question could be tied to determining which taxpayers qualify for certain tax credits.