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International student enrollment in U.S. colleges declined 17% in fall 2025, with Common App reporting a record 10% drop in international applications for the upcoming academic year amid tighter visa policies.
UK households are unlikely to receive additional energy bills support before October’s price cap increase, though targeted measures could be considered if prices spike again in January, government sources indicated.
A Treasury Department Inspector General’s report reveals that a 27% reduction in IRS enforcement staff in 2025 coincided with a 35% plunge in audit revenue, resulting in billions of dollars in uncollected taxes.
The Trump administration proposed ending federal tax-exempt status for private schools using race in admissions or student aid decisions, potentially affecting thousands of institutions and charitable donations.
Employers are increasingly using automatic enrollment to boost worker participation in health savings accounts, mirroring successful 401(k) retirement plan strategies.
The IRS has clarified rules for claiming a federal tax deduction on overtime pay for the 2026 tax year, with employers now required to report eligible amounts on workers’ W-2 forms.
