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Technically, Congress changes the tax law pretty much every year.
Last month, inside the spending bill were several changes to the tax code. There was the SECURE Act, which we all know about, as well as several extensions to previous provisions that otherwise would have expired, as well as some other minor tweaks, such as being able to withdraw from IRAs for adoption expenses and later repay that withdrawal, and the floor for itemizing medical expenses being dropped back to 7.5% of AGI.
Major changes, of course, are less frequent. I don't recall any tax changes that were scheduled to revert (like the current 2025/2026 ones) that were actually allowed to revert instead of either being extended or have further changes layered on top of them.
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